Reigning Ghana Premier League (GPL) champions Bibiani Gold Stars FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Accra Hearts of Oak in their campaign to defend the title.
The ‘Miners’ claimed victory on Sunday at their home ground, Duns Park, narrowing the gap to first-place Medeama SC, who now lead with 46 points.
Bibiani Gold Stars, now on 45 points, started strongly at home, piled an early pressure that paid off in the 15th minute.
Samuel Atta Kumi, continuing his impressive streak, broke the deadlock, sparking celebrations among the home supporters.
Hearts of Oak responded with determination, equalizing through Henry Kwaku Boateng, making for a tense and evenly contested match.
Despite the resilience and composure shown by the Phobians, the defending champions persisted in their search for a winning moment.
That decisive moment arrived late in the game when Augustine Boakye scored the winning goal, sending the home fans into jubilation and securing the three crucial points.
The result places Hearts of Oak in third with 40 points, remaining within reach of the top 4.
