Matchday three of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League was covered up on Sunday. Hearts associated with Oak are still winless right after being held by Aduana Stars to a 1-1 pull, while Asante Kotoko plus King Faisal are the just sides to have won all of their opening three games. Bibiani Gold Stars 0-1 Asante KotokoAn Isaac Oppong 2nd half curler was all of the Prosper Narteh Ogum’s group needed to edge the hosting companies at the Dun’s Park Fri afternoon. It’s now threee wins in three video games for the Porcupine Warriors, that are occupying the top spot on the particular league table with nine points. Legon Cities 0-1 Great Olympics‘Oly Dade’ caused it to be back-back-wins when they pipped Legon Cities at the Accra Sports activities Stadium Saturday afternoon. The 20th minute Maxwell Abbey Quaye close-range goal had been enough for Annor Walker’s side to pick the maximum factors. Great Olympics are 3rd on the league table along with 7 points. Hearts associated with Oak 1-1 Aduana StarsA 10-man Hearts of Walnut side was pinned back again by Aduana Stars past due at the Accra Sports Arena Sunday afternoon. Kofi Kordzi’s 9th minute opener has been cancelled out by Brilliant Adjei’s 80th minute charges. Adjei slammed past Rich Baidoo after Mohammed Alhassan was adjudged to have delivered down his marker within the box and sent away from for a second booking. Samuel Boadu’s side are 11th on the league standings along with 3 points after sketching all their games in the time of year. King Faisal 2-0 AshantigoldKing Faisal scored in fast succession in the second fifty percent to defeat the ‘Miners’ at the Baba Yara Sports activities Stadium Sunday for their 3rd straight victory of the period. Enoch Morrison opened the particular scoring in the 74th moment before Ibrahim Osman additional a second three minutes later on. The ‘In Sha Allah’ lads are second over the league log with a optimum 9 points after furthermore beating WAFA 1-0 plus Aduana Stars 3-1 aside in Dormaa. Full outcomes: Table
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