GPL Week 14 round-up: Asante Kotoko, Hearts of Oak return to winning ways as Aduana triumphs in Kpando

Aduana Stars commenced week 14 of the Ghana Premier League with an impressive 1-0 away win at Kpando Heart of Lions. Patrick Mensah’s second-half goal condemned Bashir Hayford’s side to a first home league defeat since March 2025.

Hamza Issah’s second-half header helped Hearts of Oak secure all the points in the 1-0 win over Nations FC. Mas-Ud Didi Dramani’s side is now 4th on the league table.

Young Apostles defeated Karela United 2-1 to record a first win in the league in six games. Goals from Muftawu and Nyaabila helped the Wenchi-based club pick all three points.

First half goal from Clement Tutu and a second half own goal from David Ofori helped All Blacks of Sweduru beat Vision FC 2-0. All Blacks comfortably sit in 10th place on the log while Vision FC are justa point above the relegation zone.

HolyStars are surprisingly three places above the relegation zone after having a nightmare start to the season. The two goals in the 6th minute from Simba Sylvester and Prince Tweneboah on the stroke of half-time helped the team record an impressive 2-0 over Samartex.

Berekum Chelsea made it three wins in four home games with a 1-0 victory over Hohoe United. Prince Anane’s 78th-minute goal made the difference.

Asante Kotoko, via Kwame Poku’s late strike, returned to winning ways in the Ghana Premier League with a 1-0 win over Dreams FC. The Porcupine Warriors had failed to win any of their last four games and were under immense pressure facing the Still Believe. The win sent Kotoko to third place, and they are just three points behind leaders Aduana Stars.