Accra Hearts of Oak have inched much closer to the 2007 league title even though the season has two games to go.

The league title appears to be heading to Accra barring any point deductions as the FA deals with a host of pending cases before the Disciplinary Committee.

Accra Hearts of Oak secured a 2-0 win at home over Heart of Lions and now await the result of third place, AshantiGold’s game away to Bofoakwa Tano on Sunday.

A win for AshantiGold will keep the race still open since Hearts of Oak will need just a point to seal the championship while defeat to the Miners means the trophy goes to the Phobians.

The Phobians’ closest contenders, Asante Kotoko faltered at the Coronation park losing 2-1 to Sekondi Hasaacas.

Stanley Afedzie started the job for the Phobians when he scored from a spot kick that Heart of Lions goalkeeper Stephen Ahorlu had no answer to in the 8th minute of the first half.

Ekow Ghansah crowned a beautiful day when with just a minute and a half to end the game when he finished off a pass from Afedzie after Amankwah Mireku had started the move on the right.

At the Coronation park in Sunyani, Sekondi Hasaacas stunned Asante Kotoko with two second half goals that denied the Porcupine Warriors any hopes of a successful title defence.

Goals from second half substitute, Eric Cantona and Daniel Acquaye ditched the Porcupine Warriors who now have to scramble for a Champions League place.

However, Emmanuel Osei Kuffour grabbed a consolation goal for Kotoko late on in the game.

Six other games of match-day-28 comes off Sunday across the country with Arsenals welcoming Gamba All Blacks to the Golden City Park in Berekum.

Liberty Professionals take on struggling King Faisal at the Carl Reindorff Park. King Faisal with 29 points will need to pull a win to move into the comfort zone as they find themselves caught up amongst the relegation battling sides.

Bofoakwa Tano, who are also struggling to avoid the drop will be at home at the Coronation Park where they play third-placed AshantiGold.

In Tamale, Real Tamale United take on Tema Youth at the Kaladan Park. Last from bottom, Feyenoord Academy battle Great Olympics at the Swedru Park

Bottom placed, Power FC round up the weekend’s matches at the Ho sports stadium where they play Real Sportive.

Power FC who avoided relegation in the 2001 season after winning a play off game against Dwarfs 1-0 this time bid goodbye to the premiership after joining the elite division in 1999 with Liberty Professionals and Bofoakwa Tano.