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Hearts beat Kotoko to open a three-point lead on top of the league table Accra Hearts of Oak is closer to breaking their 11-year trophy drought after beating arch-rivals Asante Kotoko 1-0 to move three points clear of the top of the table. A solitary strike from Daniel Afriyie Barnieh in the second half was enough for the Phobiansn who are at the verge of securing their 21st league title. Liberty Professionals moved out of the relegation zone with 2-0 victory against Inter Allies who are now destined for relegation as they are nine points away from safety. Goals from Simon Appiah and Bright A...

Liberty whip Sharks at Sogakope April 12, 2021 Liberty Professionals put their troubles behind them to beat Elmina Sharks 4-0 on match day 19 of the Ghana Premier League at the Red Bull arena in Sogakope on Saturday. The Dansoman lads who went into the game with a blemish record of winning only one game in six attempts, this time came out unscathed against Elmina Sharks. The game was played in Sogakope due the revocation of the match venue license of the Carl Reindorf Park by the club Licensing Board. After a balanced exchange in the opening half of the game, Paul Kwame gave his side the lead...

At the Accra Sports Stadium, Olympics were stunned 2-0 by now 14th-placed Legon Cities, who scored through Jonah Attuquaye and Nicholas Mensah. The Wonder Boys have 33 points to their name, one mark below new leaders Kotoko. Karela, likewise, suffered a 2-0 away defeat to Inter Allies, who benefited from goals from Suleman Nafiu and Samuel Armah. The Anyinase-based side have fallen to third on the standings, while Allies, despite winning three points, still sit bottom of the log. Medeama have registered their first win in three games by a 2-0 home triumph over Dreams FC. Burkinabe striker Ame...

Oly fall to Liberty The sensational striker netted at each side of half time in a highly entertaining encounter in Dansoman. Olympics had the first chance of the match just five minutes into the game but failed to capitalise as the Liberty Professionals regrouped quickly. Halfway through the first half, Abraham Wayo sent in a cross which was perfectly met by Simon Appiah to hand Liberty the lead. Olympics were reduced to 10 men before the break after Abbrey Quaye was shown the marching orders for an offense on Wayo. Liberty Professionals were given a scare few minutes into the second half aft...