ISOHSA considering moving Elite Two games to Tiko

• Tiko could host MTN Elite Two championship matches for the first time in ten years if FECAFOOT approves ISOHSA’s request to host thier MTN Elite Two games to the gateway city 
• The club’s management has held a number of meetings to decide their options with Tiko being a priority 
• The club could host Aigle Royal of Menoua next weekend at the historic Tiko Town Green stadium
• Isle of Hope Sports Academy (ISOHSA) of Limbe are set to move their base to the Tiko Town Green stadium for the rest of the season, following FECAFOOT’s request for clubs to pick a new base.

A FECAFOOT letter sent to clubs last week obliged them to decide on a new home following the federation’s failure to broker a deal to use the infrastructures under the guise of the national office for Sports infrastructures (ONIES).

According to our club sources, the club’s management has reached out to facilities managers of the Limbe Centenary Stadium and the Middle Farms Stadium for inquiries about using their facility but have now switched their attention to the historic Tiko Town Green stadium after listening to the financial demands of the modern facilities in Limbe.

kick442.com understands clubs that need to use the Centenary Stadium are expected to cough out upto 550000 FCFA while those intending to rent the Middle Farms Stadium have to pay rental fee of 350k.

We understand ISOHSA will address a letter to inform the championships’ managers of their intention to move their home games to Tiko.

A FECAFOOT team is expected to inspect and homologate the venue before approval. Upon approval ISOHSA who were in Tiko as one of their venues for the regional pre-season will host Aigle Royal of Menoua in their first home game at the venue, during the last week of January.

The club currently occupying the second spot in the MTN Elite Two championship after six match days will later host Bafmeng United FA, TKC, Union Sportif of Abong Mbang, FAP amongst others.

The Tiko Town Green stadium is noted to be home ground that hosted 2009 Cameroon champions, Tiko United FC who went unbeaten all season.

Before coming home, ISOHSA will travel to Yaoundé this weekend to confront AS FAP.