2025/26 GPL Matchday 11 Wrap Up: Aduana FC go top with win over Berekum Chelsea as All Blacks shock Dreams FC

The Matchday 11 of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League delivered drama across the country, with late twists, cagey battles and high-scoring encounters shaping a fiercely contested table.

Medeama SC endured a frustrating afternoon at TNA Park on Saturday, unable to break down a resolute Bechem United as both sides settled for a goalless draw.

Up north in Tamale, fans at the Aliu Mahama Stadium were treated to a five-goal spectacle. Karela United looked in complete control after a flying start. Adom Philip’s 21st-minute strike put them ahead at halftime, before Danlad Nuhu and Eric Antwi Konadu extended the lead to 3–0 by the 73rd minute.

Basake Holy Stars mounted a spirited late push, with Prince Tweneboah and Richmond Somiah scoring in quick succession to tighten the contest. But Karela held their nerve to claim a 3–2 victory.

Sunday’s fixtures brought more intrigue, headlined by Aduana FC’s rise to the summit of the table after a hard-earned 3–1 win over regional rivals Berekum Chelsea. Samuel Owusu Ansah opened the scoring in the sixth minute, and Hensen Anponsa doubled the advantage early in the second half.

Chelsea briefly threatened a comeback when Seidu Abubakar pulled one back, but Emmanuel Marfo’s late finish restored the two-goal cushion and sealed the points for the Ogya Boys.

At the Hohoe Sports Stadium, Hohoe United saw victory slip away in the dying moments. Safian Usman’s first-half goal seemed enough until Eleven Wonders—still chasing their first win of the season—snatched an 89th-minute equaliser through Mathew Amponsah to secure a 1–1 draw.

There was a major upset in Kumasi, where Nations FC dispatched reigning champions Bibiani GoldStars 2–0. Faisal Charwetey struck twice in the first half to hand the hosts a commanding and ultimately decisive lead.

In Samreboi, FC Samartex and Asante Kotoko cancelled each other out in a tightly fought 0–0 draw. The result preserves Kotoko’s status as the league’s only unbeaten side.

At the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, Vision FC and Heart of Lions shared the spoils in an entertaining 2–2 draw. After a quiet first half, Michael Ephson fired the visitors ahead moments after the restart. Maxwell Kwaku Sensah levelled for Vision, before Paul Atta Agyei restored Lions’ lead in the 79th minute. George Tei struck late to rescue a point for the hosts.

The Wenchi Sports Stadium produced another stalemate, with Young Apostles and Hearts of Oak locked in a 0–0 battle.

In Accra, Dreams FC fell 3–2 to Swedru All Blacks in a pulsating contest. Rudolf Mensah put All Blacks in front, but Seidu Suraj quickly equalised. Dreams then turned the game around through Yaovi Chris Guede, only for Abdul-Aziz Adam to score an audacious long-range effort deep into first-half stoppage time.

Benjamin Adjei delivered the knockout blow less than a minute into the second half, earning the visitors a priceless win.

After the dust settled on Matchday 11, the top four took shape with Aduana FC leading the pack, followed by Heart of Lions, Medeama SC and Asante Kotoko. At the opposite end, Bechem United, Basake Holy Stars and winless Eleven Wonders remain rooted in the relegation zone.

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