Ghana Premier League: Aduana go top, Hearts and Kotoko drop away points

Ghana Premier League returnees All Blacks posted a spirited performance to beat Dreams FC by 3-2 in Week 11 at the Legon Stadium on Sunday.

Absolute Goal of the Season contender from Swedru All Blacks’ Abdul Aziz!
That’s my Goal of the Season AND Match of the Season so far — and it’s only half-time 👊🏿 pic.twitter.com/AitooYNpqp

— Felix Romark (@FelixRomark) November 23, 2025

All Blacks shot ahead with twenty minutes into the first half when Rudolf Mensah latched on to a low pass and smashed in a left-footed strike. Dreams FC responded quickly with their effort resulting into a penalty kick just a little over thirty seconds after they had gone down.

Seidu Suraj elected to play and he slotted the ball behind All Blacks keeper Clement Aryee in the 24th minute.

All Blacks defence went to sleep momentarily and midfielder Chris Yaovi Guede took advantage to send Dreams ahead in the 37th minute.

All Blacks kept knocking on the door and left-back Abdul Aziz’s long ranger put the game at 2-2 heading into half time. Benjamin Adjei got All Blacks off to a flying start with an early second half goal when he poked in the lead in the 46th minute.

Dreams fired from all cylinders, rattling the cross bar late in the game but the score line remained 3-2 for All Blacks, making it their first win in six away games.

In other matches, Aduana FC recorded an impressive 3-1 home win over Berekum Chelsea to go top of the league table on 23 points from 11 matches.

Ghana Premier League top clubs Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak dropped points away from home with Kotoko drawing goalless at Samartex while Hearts of Oak were held to a goalless stalemate at Young Apostles.

Ghana Premier League: Week 11 results

Saturday November 22

Medeama 0-0 Bechem United
Karela 3-2 Holy Stars

Sunday November 23

Samartex 0-0 Kotoko
Young Apostles 0-0 Hearts of Oak

Aduana 3-1 Berekum Chelsea
Hohoe 1-1 Eleven Wonders
Nations 2-0 Gold Stars
Vision 2-2 Heart of Lions
Dreams 2-3 All Blacks