Bekoe tops scorers chart
Kumasi Asante Kotoko's top striker, Eric Bekoe tops the scorers chart of the Onetouch Premier League with 13 goals after twenty four matches.
Bekoe who has missed the last three games of the competition due to his call up into the Black Stars squad for the qualifying matches of the 2010 World Cup/African Cup of Nations, is closely followed by Heart of Lions' goal poacher Emmanuel Osei Banahene with 11 goals to his credit.
According to the goal statistics gathered by the GNA Sports, Liberty Professionals' Sam Ayew Yeboah has ten goals while his teammate Yaw Antwi and Asante Kotoko's Kojo Poku follow with eight goals apiece.
As many as 81 players have scored a goal each in the premiership that has so far recorded more than 400 goals.
Below is the chart:
13 - Eric Bekoe (Asante Kotoko)
11 - Emmanuel Osei Banahene (Heart of Lions)
10 - Sam Ayew Yeboah (Liberty Professionals)
8 - Yaw Antwi (Liberty Professionals) and Kojo Poku (Asante Kotoko)
7 - Alex Asamoah (Ashantigold)
6 - Edmund Owusu Peprah (Kessben), Dominic Adiyah (Heart of Lions), Nicholas Coffie (Zaytuna), Mohammed Fatau (RTU), Latif Salifu (Liberty Professionals), Obed Owusu (Gamba All Blacks), Isaac Donkor (Hasaacas).
5 - Paa Joe Kumah and Eric Adjei (Great Olympics), Kofi Nti Boakye, and Bernard Don Bortey (Hearts of Oak), David Annars (Hasaacas), Kabiru Imoro (RTU), Abdul Samad Oppong (King Faisal).
4 - James Boadu (Kessben), Hamza Abdulai (Sportive), Shaibu Yakubu, Nathaniel Quaye and Emmanuel Adjetey (Ashantigold), Charles Nartey (Hasaacas), Abedi Sarfo and Ibrahim Basit (King Faisal), Abraham Annan (Heart of Lions), Francis Akwafo (Asante Kotoko), Nana Eshun and Ekow Benson (Tema Youth), Daniel Bomfah (Wa All Stars), Wilson Andoh (Gamba All Blacks), Ekow Ghansah (Hearts of Oak), Abdul Salaam Alhassan (RTU).
3 - Ashmond Asamoah and Kojo Asamoah (Liberty Professionals), Frank Boateng and George Ankamah (Zaytuna), Daniel Nii Agyei, Stephen Oduro and Emmanuel Osei Kuffuor (Asante Kotoko), Prince Attakora Gyimah and Ibrahim Dauda (Arsenal), Mohamed Yakubu (Sportive), Bismark Idan and Baba Iddi (Kessben), Eric Gawu and Francis Bossman (Hearts of Oak), Alhassan Weah and Kwame Adjagba (RTU), Osei Bonsu and Francis Aggrey (Arsenal), Frederick Quayson (Hasaacas), Gafaru Nasiru (All Stars).
2–Samuel Inkoom (Asante Kotoko), Edward Affum (Tema Youth), Ransford Osei (Kessben), Felix Baffoe, Joseph Masiri, Eric Amoako Agyemang and Christian Essel (Zaytuna), Richard Nyanful, Osman Sakora and Edward Adjaglo (Hearts of Oak), Owusu Sefa (Ashantigold), Raphael Okyere, Adusei Poku, Ishmael Fridos and Issa Saliu, (Wa All Stars), Ali Lukman, Solomon Adjei and Eric Owusu (Real Sportive), Kwame Asare and Shilla Alhassan, (RTU), Kwesi Biney (Hasaacas), Bernard Akuffo and Faisal Sulemana (Tema Youth), Eric Kweku Opoku and Enoch Ebo Andoh (King Faisal), Michael Ocansey (Great Olympics).
1 – Richard Manu, Harrison Afful, Julius Adjabeng, Francis Coffie, Prince Anokye and Jordan Opoku (Asante Kotoko), Allan Shearer, George Yamoah, Thomas Tuahand Edmund Owusu Ansah (Heart of Lions), Peter Yakubu (RTU), Lamine Nasir, Toufik Alolo, Sampson Cudjoe, Richard Mpong, Daniel Addo, Moro Ibrahim and Michael Ofosu Appiah (Kessben), Philip Boampong, Habib Mohammed, Hamidan Mohammed, David Addy, Iddrisu Moro, Prince Anamang, Amin Ismail, Robert Adabou, Bright Addae and Gashir Akuffo (Wa All Stars), Yakubu Issaka, Samuel Hanson, Alhassan Nuhu, Joel Adjei, Esme Mends, Kennedy Asamoah, Nuhu Fuseini, Richard Afful and Richard Yeboah (Real Sportive), Sumaila Nyanya, Eric Adu Poku, Arafat Tanko, James Tagoe and Richard Awuah (Ashantigold), Richard Ocran, Awudu Musah, Benjamin Annan and Joseph Amissah, (Hasaacas), Paul Appiah, Daniel Asamoah, Ishmael Antwi and Rashid Avevor (Gamba All Blacks), Ernest Okyere, Obed Ansah, Stephen Offei, Joseph Takyi-Mensah and Michael Asante (Hearts of Oak), Awudu Abubakar, Dan Addo, Thomas Avorgbedor and Nana Yaw Darlington (King Faisal), Stephen Amankwaah, Agyemang Badu, Abdulai Seidu and Bawa Mohammed (Arsenal), Isaac Quaynor, Mustapha Essuman, Emmanuel Osei and Emmanuel Allan, (Liberty Professionals), Labaran Deen, Emmanuel Quaye, Frank Yeboah, Tanko Ibrahim, Abdul Basit and Ahmed Zakari (Great Olympics), Hamza Iman, Ibrahim Dushie and Richard Annan (Tema Youth), Emmanuel Eyison, Abubakar Yusif, Daniel Larbi, Shadrack Kyei and Afranie Yeboah (Zaytuna).