The Ghana Premier League Matchday 25 fixtures wrapped up with an exciting series of games, delivering surprising results and intense moments across various venues. At DUN’s Park, Bibiani GoldStars and Hearts of Oak played out a dramatic 1-1 draw, with Gideon Anaba scoring a penalty in the 79th minute to put GoldStars ahead. However, Hearts of Oak fought until the final moments, with Stephen Appiah netting an equalizer in stoppage time to salvage a point. Meanwhile, Accra Lions secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Legon Cities at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium. Ernest Agyensem opened the scoring for Accra Lions in the 5th minute, but Legon Cities responded through Frank Akoto. Just before halftime, Musa Hamzata struck to restore Accra Lions’ lead, ensuring their win. In Kumasi, Asante Kotoko reclaimed the top position on the league table with a narrow 1-0 victory over Basake Holy Stars, thanks to Samuel Tenadu’s decisive goal in the 14th minute at the Baba Yara Stadium.
Elsewhere, Karela United staged an impressive comeback at the Aliu Mahama Stadium, overturning a halftime deficit to beat Bechem United 2-1. Emmanuel Abban had given Bechem United the lead just before halftime, but an unfortunate own goal from Baba Moro Abdulai brought Karela back into the game. The hosts then sealed the victory in the 81st minute when Eric Antwi struck the winning goal. At TNA Park, Medeama SC continued their impressive run with a convincing 2-0 win over Aduana Stars. Yusuf Mubarik converted a penalty in the 55th minute to break the deadlock, while Michael Sarpong added a second goal in the 76th minute, securing all three points. Defending champions FC Samartex and Berekum Chelsea played out a goalless draw at the Golden City Park, while Vision FC and Nations FC also failed to find the net in their stalemate at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex. Meanwhile, Dreams FC continued their resurgence with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Young Apostles FC at the Tuba Astro Turf. Abdul Razak Salifu’s goal in the 9th minute proved to be the difference, ensuring Dreams FC earned back-to-back wins and moved further from the relegation zone.
As the league standings take shape, Asante Kotoko currently leads the table, followed closely by Bibiani GoldStars, Hearts of Oak, and Heart of Lions, who all occupy the top four positions. On the other end, Nsoatreman FC, Legon Cities, and Accra Lions find themselves battling relegation, making the remaining matches crucial for their survival in the league. With just a few matches left in the season, the competition is heating up, and teams are fighting to secure favorable positions on the table. Fans can expect even more intense battles in the upcoming fixtures as clubs aim for league glory, continental qualification, or survival. The Ghana Premier League continues to provide thrilling moments, proving once again why it remains one of Africa’s most exciting domestic football competitions.
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