Accra Hearts of Oak yesterday came back from a goal down to beat Nsoatreman FC 2-1 in their Ghana Premier League match day 19 game played at the Nana Koronmansah Park.
The host grabbed the opener in the 22nd minute when Abdul Rahman laid a pass onto the path of an onrushing Walid Fuseini who unleashed a right-footed strike past goalkeeper, RichardAttah, in post for Hearts.
Right after the break, the visitors drew level after winger and NASCO Man-of-the-Match,Salifu Ibrahim’s strike on target was deflected home by defender,Ransford FrimpongAsokwah.
Ten minutes after the equaliser, the Phobians went ahead through Ivorian import,CissieKasim, who finished off a two-man counter-attack with Dennis Korsah, blasting a shot into the net.
Nsoatreman accepted the challenge and came at Hearts for the equaliser but they failed to break the Hearts rear.
On Saturday, Accra Great Olympics continued their brilliant start to the second round of the Ghana Premier League (GPL) with a 2-0 win over Kpando Heart of Lions at the WAFA Park.
Striker Yusif Abdul Razak scored a brace to give his side an impressive win to move them to the top half of the table.
The former Black Galaxies player opened the scoring in the sixth minute as he smashed home from the edge of the box following a dominant start by Great Olympics.
Back from the break, YusifRazak sealed victory for the Dade boys in the 63rd minute
Dr Bawumia unveils a plaque to commission the University of Ghana Sports Complex
after intercepting a long pass to beat his marker before chipping the ball over the goalkeeper for his second of the day.
Heart of Lions pressed hard for a possible comeback but their effort came to naught as their unbeaten run under coach Bashir Hayford came to an end.
Prior to that, Asante Kotoko returned to winning ways on Friday as they pip Bibiani Gold Stars 1-0 at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
Youngster, Peter Amidu, scored the only goal of the match after combining with KaloOuattara and Steven Mukwala to slot home just before the break.
Bibiani Gold Stars started the game on the front foot with some beautiful build up and scintillating display from the back but it was Kotoko who shot into the lead just before the half time whistle.
After the interval, the Porcupine Warriors played to a well-rehearsed pattern to keep the Miners front men at bay.
Set piece experts, Appiah McCarthy and Abednego Tetteh, were given their chance in the second half but their introduction did not change much as Kotoko held on to win the game.
BY RAYMOND ACKUMEY
