GPL Matchday 4 Results: Hohoe Shine, Medeama Bounce Back, Kotoko Frustrated

Matchday 4 of the Ghana Premier League produced drama and quality across the country.

Hohoe United impressed with a dominant win over Karela to send a strong message, Medeama returned to form with an important home victory in Tarkwa.

While Asante Kotoko dropped points again after a frustrating draw with Heart of Lions.

Bibiani GoldStars extended their perfect run, showing strong title ambitions early on.

Dreams FC battled hard to claim a valuable point against Vision FC.

One match was postponed due to heavy rain, adding suspense to the league’s early weeks.

Hohoe United 4-1 Karela United

Hohoe United dominated Karela United with an emphatic performance.

William Oduro punished a defensive mistake to score in the 19th minute.

Captain Usman Sufianu doubled the lead with a composed finish on 35 minutes.

Bless Ege converted a penalty to reduce the deficit on 75 minutes.

Sufianu sealed victory with his second goal minutes later.

Hohoe United travel to face Nations FC in their next match.

Karela United host Dream in their next fixture.

Berekum Chelsea 2-0 Basake Holy Stars

Berekum Chelsea claimed their first win of the season with a dominant display.

Prince Anane opened the scoring with a composed finish in the 42nd minute.

Haruna Shaibu doubled the lead three minutes into the second half.

Chelsea controlled possession and created several chances throughout the game.

Holy Stars struggled to threaten despite pushing forward late.

Berekum Chelsea face Heart Of Lions in their next game.

Basake Holy Stars return home to face Bibiani Gold Stars.

Dreams FC 1-1 Vision FC

Dreams FC battled hard to secure a draw against Vision FC.

Daniel Yemoh gave Vision the lead in first-half stoppage time.

John Antwi equalised from the penalty spot in the 71st minute.

Dreams gained their first point of the season but remain winless.

Vision missed the chance to secure consecutive victories.

Dreams travel to face Karela in their next match.

Vision return home to play Eleven Wonders.

Medeama 2-1 Nations FC

Medeama fought back to beat Nations FC at TnA Stadium.

Emmanuel Owusu scored first with a composed finish in the opening half.

Nations equalised midway through the second half to set up a tense finale.

Salim Adams restored Medeama’s lead with a late strike in the 83rd minute.

The win lifted Medeama closer to the top of the table.

Medeama travel to face Aduana Stars next.

Nations FC host Hohoe United in their next fixture.

Asante Kotoko 0-0 Heart of Lions

Asante Kotoko were held to a goalless draw by Heart of Lions at Baba Yara Stadium.

Albert Amoah hit the crossbar with a bicycle kick in the 26th minute.

Lions maintained their unbeaten run with strong defensive discipline.

Kotoko created more chances but lacked composure in the final third.

Both teams settled for a point after a tight contest.

Kotoko face Hearts of Oak next weekend.

Lions host Berekum Chelsea in their next match.

Swedru All Blacks 0-1 Bibiani Goldstars

Bibiani Goldstars maintained their perfect start with a narrow win at Swedru Sports Stadium.

Michael Nkoah scored the decisive goal two minutes into the second half.

All Blacks dominated the first half but wasted several good chances

.Goldstars defended well and threatened on the counterattack.

Hakim Mohammed hit the woodwork late as All Blacks pushed for an equaliser.

Swedru All Blacks visit Samartex next.

Bibiani GoldStars host Holy Stars in their next fixture.

Bechem United 0-0 Hearts of Oak

Bechem United and Hearts of Oak shared the points in a goalless draw.

Augustine Okrah controlled the midfield but Bechem missed several good chances.

Hearts remained organised and defended with discipline throughout the match.

Both sides struggled to find a cutting edge in attack.

Bechem extended their winless run to four matches.

Bechem United visit Karela United next weekend.

Hearts of Oak host Young Apostles in their next game.

Samartex vs Aduana Stars – Postponed

Heavy rainfall forced the postponement of the Samartex and Aduana Stars clash.

Officials rescheduled the match for 9:00 a.m. on Monday after pitch inspection.

Samartex will aim to extend their unbeaten run.

Aduana Stars target their second win of the campaign.

Eleven Wonders 0-1 Young Apostles

Young Apostles secured a dramatic late win against Eleven Wonders in Swedru.

Richmond Opoku scored the decisive goal three minutes from time.

Both teams created few chances in a cautious first half.

Opoku’s introduction changed the game and delivered all three points.

Eleven Wonders remain winless after four matches.

Eleven Wonders Visit Vision next.

Young Apostles travel to face Bechem United in their next fixture.