The Ghana Premier League delivered a thrilling slate of matches on Saturday, March 15, 2025, with standout performances and crucial results shaking up the table.
Three games played on Saturday at 15:00GMT kick off, saw Asante Kotoko held by FC Samartex in thrilling 1-1 Draw at the Senkyire Park in Samraboi. Concurrently, Young Apostles staged a narrow 1-0 victory against all season long strugglers Accra Lions, thanks to Issah Huseine’s 72nd minute strike from a well build up play.
Under the lights at the Legon Stadium, Dreams FC stunned Hearts of Oak with a narrow 1-0 win through Abdul Razak Salifu just four minutes into the first half and his goal into the top left corner proved decisive on the night to secure all the three points for Karim Zito’s boys.
Here’s a look at the Sunday action.
In Dormaa, Aduana FC secured a vital 2-0 victory over Gold Stars FC at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park. Kelvin Obeng was the hero for the Fire Club, netting a brace in the 7th and 11th minutes to hand his side maximum points. The win lifts Aduana to 11th in the standings after 21 matches, while Gold Stars remain in second place with 37 points, unable to capitalize on their strong position.
At the Dr. Kwame Kyei’s Sports Complex, Nations FC pulled off an impressive 2-1 upset against Medeama SC. Black Stars defender Razak Simpson opened the scoring with a stunning strike in the 32nd minute, but Yusuf Mubarak leveled the score from a penalty in the 60th. In-form winger Faisal Charwartey sealed the win with a powerful header in the 78th minute, pushing Nations to fifth place, just behind Hearts of Oak. Medeama, meanwhile, slipped to 7th with 32 points from 21 games.
Legon Cities continued their resurgence with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Berekum Chelsea at the University of Ghana Stadium. Mohammed Alidu put the Royals ahead, only for Stephen Amankona to equalize for Chelsea. Kabu Agyemang Raymond’s match-winning goal ensured victory for Legon Cities, who remain in the bottom three but are now just one point behind Nsoatreman FC in their fight to avoid relegation.
In Kpando, Heart of Lions roared to a narrow 1-0 victory over Karela United at the Kpando Sports Stadium. Kwesi Pong’s 72nd-minute strike proved decisive, securing three points for the home side. The Lions climb to third in the table, while Karela United stay mired in 17th, deep in the drop zone.
Bechem United showcased their dominance with a commanding 2-0 win over Vision FC at the Nana Gyeabour Park. Yaw Annor stole the show with a sensational brace in the 24th and 25th minutes, ensuring a comfortable victory for the Hunters. Bechem United rise to 6th, while Vision FC drop to 14th in the league standings.
The results highlight the competitiveness of the Ghana Premier League, with teams like Nations FC and Legon Cities making significant strides, while Aduana FC and Bechem United solidify their mid-table credentials. As the season progresses, the battles at both ends of the table are heating up.
Standings after the round.
