The Ghana Premier League heated up dramatically this weekend, as Bibiani Gold Stars surged to the top of the table following a hard-fought 2-1 triumph over Nations FC at Dun’s Park.
The victory was secured through goals from Samuel Atta Kumi and an unfortunate own goal by Asante Boahen, despite Razak Simpson’s penalty equalizing temporarily for the visitors.
This win places Gold Stars one point ahead of their nearest rivals with just six matches remaining, intensifying the race for the championship title.
Hearts of Oak strengthened their own title aspirations with a narrow 1-0 win against Young Apostles at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Frank Abora Duku’s first-half goal proved to be the match-winner, lifting Hearts into third place and reinstating their title hopes.
In other fixtures, Basake Holy Stars showcased their impressive home form, edging past Karela United 1-0, courtesy of Bismark Teye’s second-half strike. This victory marked their tenth consecutive home win, propelling them up to seventh place.
In a tight duel known as the Bono derby, Berekum Chelsea celebrated a crucial 1-0 victory over Aduana FC, with Emmanuel Ofosu’s composed finish significantly enhancing their chances of staying in the league while stifling Aduana’s aspirations for a top-three finish.
Heart of Lions defeated Vision FC 2-0, as early goals from Kelvin Asenso and Michael Ephson set the tone, while Swedru All Blacks secured a dramatic late win against Dreams FC thanks to Zayat Bubakari’s last-gasp effort.
With the season entering a critical phase, tension mounts at both ends of the table—Gold Stars lead an exhilarating title contest, while Nations FC and Young Apostles find themselves desperately battling to avoid relegation.
