
SEFWI All Stars
SEFWI All Stars stats and predictions are essential for fans and bettors following this Ghanaian club. Founded in 2012 and playing their home matches at Bibiani Park in Bibiani, SEFWI All Stars currently compete in the Ghana 1st Division and the FA Cup. The teamโs recent form has been patchy, with only one win in their last five outings, and their next match is yet to be scheduled.
SEFWI All Stars form over their last five matches shows a W-L-L-D-L sequence. The only victory was a comprehensive 5-1 home win against Sekondi Eleven Wise on May 9, 2026. Since then, the team has struggled, losing 3-1 away to Soccer Intellectuals, 2-0 away to Future Stars, drawing 0-0 away at Swedru All Blacks in the FA Cup, and losing 1-0 away to Sekondi Eleven Wise. In that run, SEFWI All Stars scored 6 goals and conceded 7, highlighting defensive vulnerability on the road.
While overall league standings are not available, match data reveals a stark home/away split. In their sole home fixture among the last five, SEFWI All Stars recorded a win (100% home win rate). Away from Bibiani Park, the team has played four matches without a victory: three losses and one draw. Goalscoring has been inconsistent, with three of the five matches producing less than 2.5 total goals. These SEFWI All Stars stats underline the need for improvement when travelling.
No SEFWI All Stars matches have been announced as upcoming. Once the fixture list is released, this page will be updated with dates, opponents, and kick-off times.
Using recent results as a barometer, SEFWI All Stars hold a 20% win probability in a typical upcoming match, with a 20% chance of a draw and a 60% chance of defeat. These SEFWI All Stars predictions reflect the teamโs current form (1 win, 1 draw, 3 losses in their last five) and a negative goal difference. While their home performance showed attacking potential, the away record โ 0 wins in 4 matches โ significantly dampens overall expectations. Unless squad improvements are made, the probability of consistent positive results remains low.