Former Black Stars team manager Saban Quaye has expressed frustration over Legon Cities’ failure to comply with a ruling by the Ghana Football Association’s Disciplinary Committee regarding unpaid salary arrears.According to Quaye, the committee delivered its decision in November 2024, directing Legon Cities to pay his outstanding wages after a contract dispute. However, he claims the club has yet to fulfill the obligation months after the judgment."I was sick and working for them under contract when I got sick they left me they didn't pay me they didn't pay me and I sent the matter to the Disciplinary Committee. And they lost there they were ordered to pay me accumulated salary," Quaye told Peace FM, as monitored by Ghanasoccernet.com"As I speak to you they haven't paid when I got sick then they stopped so it is by the grace of God when you are sick the cost of medicines and other things. So I went through tough times as I speak to you they haven't paid me the judgment has been given and they have ignored it till now they haven't paid me,”

Young Apostles FC and Legon Cities played out a goalless draw in Round 26 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday at the Nana Abrefah Nketiah VII Park in Wenchi. The game, held on April 6, 2025, stretched unusually long, hitting the 105th minute in the second half - an anomaly that hints at possible lengthy stoppages or disruptions during play.Despite Apostles’ strong home form and Cities’ dismal away record, neither side could find the breakthrough.The hosts dominated possession and created the better chances, but a combination of wasteful finishing and resilient goalkeeping from the visitors denied them a deserved winner.Cities, who came into the match with ten consecutive away losses, will take some solace from breaking that streak with a hard-earned point.Their defensive setup frustrated Apostles throughout, particularly in the dying stages, as they dug deep to hold on.Apostles, meanwhile, will be disappointed not to have capitalized on their dominance, especially given their solid home performances in recent weeks.The draw keeps them unbeaten at home in their last seven games, but slightly dents their push up the table.A match of missed opportunities, but a vital point for Cities.