Port City FC celebrated their maiden Ghana Premier League victory with a 2-1 win over Berekum Chelsea, as Francis Gyetuah struck in the 7th and 79th minutes to seal the triumph. Gyetuah was subsequently named NASCO Man of the Match for his decisive contribution.
Defending champions Medeama SC drew 1-1 with Vision FC in their opening league game after a CAF Champions League postponement, with Vision’s Naziru Alhassan Nyeney opening the scoring and Kingsley Braye equalising for Medeama. Vision midfielder Alidu Mohammed earned the Man of the Match award.
Heart of Lions FC remained winless after a goalless draw with Swedru All Blacks at Kpando Sports Stadium, while Hearts of Oak’s perfect start ended in a 0-0 stalemate against Bechem United. Isaiah Nyarko of Hearts of Oak was named Man of the Match.
Asante Kotoko shared a 1-1 draw with FC Samartex; Emmanuel Mamah headed the first goal, but Cristian Agyenim Boateng equalised late. Samartex midfielder Samed Kyei claimed the Man of the Match prize.
Aduana FC secured their first win of the season with a dramatic late victory over Karela United, thanks to Stephen Amankona’s penalty and Mohammed Shawkan’s added‑time winner. Amankona was awarded NASCO Man of the Match.
Debibi United recorded their first top‑flight win, thrashing Young Apostles 3-0. Former Kotoko striker Kwadwo Obeng Jnr scored a brace, with Ibrahim Alhassan adding the third.
Bibiani GoldStars staged a comeback to defeat Dreams FC 3-2, with Bernard Kesse scoring the stoppage‑time winner. Dreams midfielder Michael Abina was named Man of the Match.
Basake Holy Stars returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over FC Ashantigold, courtesy of a 45th‑minute goal by Joseph Hudson. Defender Moses Author was voted Man of the Match.
Across the league, nine outstanding players were named NASCO Man of the Match winners for Matchweek 3, as the weekend produced 19 goals in nine matches.
