2022/23 GPL Week 12: Full Scores, Goalscorers, Man-of-the-Match Winners, Top Scorers Chart & League Table – Footy Dreams

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2022/23 GPL Week 12: Full Scores, Goalscorers, Man-of-the-Match Winners, Top Scorers Chart & League Table

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The 2022/23 Ghana Premier League contained with match-day 12 fixtures on Wednesday and Thursday across the venues.

Aduana FC have opened-up a four-point gap at the top of the betPawa Premier League table as they scored two first-half goals to beat Kotoku Royals 2-0 in Dormaa.

The two-time champions went into the game looking to open the gap at the top of the log following Asante Kotoko’s 1-1 stalemate against Tamale City on Wednesday.

The leaders took the lead in the 17th minute through Emmanuel Gyamfi at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park. Stephen Anokye Badu added to the tally just before the halftime whistle as they romped to a comfortable home win.

The win takes them to 24 points – four points ahead of Champions Asante Kotoko and giants Accra Hearts of Oak who have 20 points each ahead of their trip to Karela United on Sunday.

Accra Great Olympics and Bibiani Gold Stars sold an entertaining four-goal thriller at the Accra Sports stadium on Thursday. Gold Stars took a two-goal lead through Richmond Manu and Ebenezer Aboagye but Great Olympics fought back for a point. The Dade boys scored twice in the last five minutes of the game to break the hearts of Gold Stars who were cruising to a 2-0 victory.

The Miners took a first-half lead through Richmond Manu in the 26th minute – as he tapped in from close range. Great Olympics pressed for the equalizer but their effort yielded no dividend as the referee whistled to end the first half. Back from the break – Gold Stars scored again – this time Ebenezer Aboagye cleverly chipped one beyond the reach of the Great Olympics goalkeeper.

With five minutes of play remaining, Yaw Preko’s men pulled one back through Emmanuel Antwi in the 85th minute before Ayittey Ayikwei settled matters two minutes later.

Elsewhere, King Faisal and Hearts of Oak settled for a goalless draw at the Baba Yara stadium in Kumasi.
Both teams created good chances in either half but failed to score with Hearts of Oak’s Linda Mtange Don missing the best chance of the game. The Democratic Republic of Congo star hit the woodwork before Gideon Asante shot wide in the closing stages of the encounter.

The draw keeps Hearts of Oak in second place while King Faisal sits one place above the relegation zone.
Finally in Tamale, Real Tamale United beat Accra Lions FC 3-1 at the Aliu Mahama Stadium.

Abbas Samari connected a Mohammed Shawkan pass to cancel an early goal from Issah Kuka but Mohammed Hadir scored right before the break to restore their lead. Back from recess, Mohammed Sadat ensured RTU secured all three points after converting a penalty in the 57th minute.

Scores at a glance;

TAMALE: Tamale City 1-1 Asante Kotoko

Scorers: Babamu Ibrahim ||
Issah Nyaabila (OG)

Man of the match: Emmanuel Nii Quaye (Tamale City)

AKOON: Medeama 2-0 Nsoatreman FC

Scorers:Kwasi Donsu, Jonathan Sowah

Man of the match: Nurudeen Abdulai (Medeama SC)

GOLDEN CITY: Berekum Chelsea 1-0 Karela United

Scorer: Mezack Afriyie

Man of the match: Mezack Afriyie (Berekum Chelsea)

NSENKYIRE PARK: FC Samartex 1-0 Bechem United

Scorer: Seidu Abubakar

Man of the match: Isaac Afful (FC Samartex)

SOGAKOPE: Legon Cities 0-0 Dreams FC

Man of the match: Sylvester Sackey (Legon Cities)

ACCRA: Great Olympics 2-2 Bibiani Goldstars

Scorers: Emmanuel Antwi, Ayikwei Aryeetey || Richard Opoku Manu, Ebenezer Aboagye

Man of the match: Emmanuel Antwi(Great Olympics)

DORMAA: Aduana Stars 2-0 Kotoku Royals

Scorers: Emmanuel Gyamfi, Stephen Anokye Badu

Man of the match: Stephen Anokye Badu (Aduana Stars)

TAMALE: RTU 3-1 Accra Lions

Scorers: Issah Kuka, Mohammed Hardi, Sadat Mohammed || Samari Salifu

Man of the match: Issah Kuka (RTU)

BABA YARA: King Faisal 0-0 Hearts of Oak

Man of the match: Baba Yahaya (King Faisal)

Topscorers Chart

  1. Mezack Afriyie (Berekum Chelsea) – 7
  2. Bright Adjei (Aduana Stars) – 5
  3. Cephas Mantey (Bechem United) – 5
  4. Issah Kuka (RTU) – 5
  5. Ibrahim Laar (Goldstars) – 4
  6. Isaac Mensah (Tamale) – 4
  7. Kwesi Donsu (Medeama) – 4
  8. Seidu Abubakar (FC Samartex) – 4
  9. Agyenim B. Mensah (Dreams FC) – 3
  10. Benjamin York (Hearts) – 3
  11. David Abagna (RTU) – 3
  12. David van Dijk (Dreams FC) – 2
  13. Enoch Agblenyo (Karela United) – 3
  14. Nicholas Mensah (Kotoko) – 3
  15. Sampson Eduku (Tamale) – 3

League Table

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