The Ghana Premier League served up a thrilling Match Day 25, with fans treated to a mix of dramatic victories, tense draws, and standout individual performances.
As of March 23, 2025, the league table is taking shape, and every result carries weight as teams vie for dominance as AhototSports gives you a wrap of the round.
Kotoko SC Sneak Past Basake Holy Stars Kotoko SC kept their supporters on edge before securing a 1-0 win over Basake Holy Stars. Samuel Tenedu’s solitary goal proved the difference in a match where defensive solidity was key, giving Kotoko a vital boost in their campaign.
Accra Lions Claw Their Way to Victory
Accra Lions roared to a 2-1 triumph over Legon Cities in a game packed with intensity at the Legon Stadium. Ernest Agyensem and Musa Hamzata struck for the Lions, while Frank Akoto’s effort for Legon Cities wasn’t enough to salvage a point. Accra Lions’ attacking flair continues to turn heads this season.
Chelsea and Samartex Locked in Stalemate
Berekum Chelsea and Samartex FC battled to a 0-0 draw, with neither side able to find the killer touch. The result showcased the defensive resolve of both teams, though they’ll be hungry for more when they return to action.
Gold Stars and Hearts Share the Points
Bibiani Gold Stars and Hearts of Oak played out a 1-1 deadlock that kept fans guessing until the end. Gideon Anaba’s penalty put Gold Stars ahead, but Stephen Appiah Asare’s response ensured Hearts of Oak left with a share of the spoils in a fiercely contested duel.
Dreams FC Edge Young Apostles
Dreams FC claimed a 1-0 victory over Young Apostles FC, with Abdul Razak Salifu delivering the decisive blow. The narrow win keeps Dreams in the hunt, as they look to build consistency in the coming weeks.
Karela United Outmuscle Bechem United
Karela United emerged 2-1 winners against Bechem United in a match that had it all. An own goal by Baba Moro Abdulai and a strike from Eric Antwi handed Karela the advantage, with Emmanuel Abban’s reply for Bechem proving too little, too late. Karela’s tenacity shone through in this one.
Medeama SC March Past Aduana FC
Medeama SC flexed their muscles with a 2-0 win over Aduana FC. Mubarik Yussif’s penalty and Michael Sarpong’s cool finish underlined Medeama’s quality, sending a warning to the rest of the league as they eye the top spot.
Vision FC and Nations FC Cancel Each Other Out
Vision FC and Nations FC fought to a goalless draw in a match defined by cautious play. Both teams had their moments but lacked the cutting edge, settling for a point that keeps them in mid-table contention.
Top of the Table: Bibiani Goldstars and Asante Kotoko remain neck-and-neck at the top, with the latter holding a slight edge after their win. Both teams are showcasing consistency, with Kotoko’s goal-scoring prowess (joint-most—25, with Medeama in the league) and Goldstars’ defensive solidity (joint-fewest goals conceded—13 with Samartex) defining their campaigns.
Relegation Battle: Accra Lions’ win provides a lifeline, but they still languish at the bottom. Legon Cities and Karela United remain in danger, with every point crucial as the season progresses.
Mid-Table Shuffle: Medeama’s win pushes them closer to the top four, while Dreams FC’s form suggests they could challenge for a higher finish. Samartex, the reigning champions, are struggling to replicate last season’s dominance.
Talking Points
1. Goldstars’ Home Fortress: The draw represents Bibiani Goldstars’ eleventh home game of the season underlines their strength at Dun’s Park, a key factor in their title challenge.
2. Hearts’ Reality Check: After a seven-game unbeaten streak, Hearts of Oak’s back-to-back losses signal vulnerabilities that could derail their ambitions.
3. Lions Roar Back: Accra Lions’ victory is a rare bright spot in a tough season, offering hope to their fans in the relegation scrap.
4. Medeama’s Revival: The win over Aduana could mark a turning point for Medeama, who have the firepower (second-most goals scored) to make a late surge
5. Kotoko reclaim top spot: Coach Ogum’s side doesn’t only have the highest wins in the league—12 but also boast of goals scored—25 from 24 games and climbs to the summit of the table with 42 points; one above second placed Bibiani Gold Stars.
6. Goals Galore: Apart from Berekum Chelsea 0-0 Samartex and Vision 0-0 Nations FC games, all the other games of the round saw at least a goal. Twelve (12) goals were scored in eight (8) games.
7. Wins, Draws and Defeats: There were five (5) home wins, three (3) draws.
