GPL wk26 wrap: Kotoko defeated at home, Hearts back to winning way and more
The Premier League leaders, Kumasi Asante Kotoko has been defeated by competitor Legon Cities at the Baba Yara Stadium by 3 goals to 1 on Sunday, while Hearts records an emphatic victory over City rival Accra Lions by 3 goals to bill on Saturday.
In other fixtures, Obuasi AshGold shocked stubborn Accra Great Olympics by a late goal to secure all the three maximum points in the Accra Stadium.
Dreams FC played out 1-1 draw game with King Faisal at home. Issah Yakubu opened the scoring for Dreams in the 36minutes, before Samuel Kusi equalized for King Faisal in the 44th minute.
Prince Owusu Kwabena 67th minute penalty was enough to give all the three maximum points to Gold Stars against Eleven Wonders at Bibiani.
In a regional derby, Berekum Chelsea inflicted a painful 1 -0 defeat ti Aduana Stars at Golden city park with Kelvin Obeng’s 78th-minute goal.
Elmina Sharks and Real Tamale United( RTU) shared points as they settle for 1-1 at Ndum Sports Complex. Victor Aidoo breaks the deadlock in the 5th minute for RTU, but Isaac Donkoh in the 14th minute brought the game to level pegging.
Vincent Atinga 66th minute goal was enough for Medeama to record a win over struggling WAFA.
Bechem United will welcome Karela to Bechem on Monday.
Source:africaneditors.com/Raymond Karvi
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