AshantiGold striker Alex Asamoah has increased his goal tally to seven, thus two clear goals ahead of his closet competitors.

Asamoah scored over the weekend on a rather bad day as the Miners’ nine-game unbeaten run was halted by King Faisal at the Sunyani Coronation park.

Though his club lost, his other challengers for the top scorer’s award all failed to find the back of the net on match-day-X, which recorded the highest number of goals.

Twenty-goals were scored across eight centres.

And now, Asamoah is two games away from realising his goal king ambitions.

The Professional League Board would be bringing to an end the 2006 season after match-day-XII as Ghana declare her representatives for continental club football on November 30.

Abraham Annan of Kpando Heart of Lions, Francis Aggrey of Berekum Arsenals and the duo of Great Olympics, Andy Pomayie and Emmanuel Clottey are on Asamoah heels with five goals apiece.

On four goals on the scorer’s chart are:

Dominic Adiyiah - Feyenoord, Michael Helegbe - Liberty Professionals.

Three (3) - Edmund Owusu Preprah (Faisal), Abeiku Gaisie (Tema Youth) and John Ainoo (Hasaacas), Felix Nii Ayi Tetteh (Power FC) and Alhassan Nuhu (Real Sportive)

Two (2) - Emmanuel Osei Kuffour, Alfred Arthur and Alhaji Sannie - (AshantiGold), Thua Khamix - (Liberty), Ahmed Toure, Kwame Obeng-Darko and Nana Arhin Duah (Kotoko), Stephen Owusu (Lions), Hamza Abdulai (Sportive), Opoku Agyeman (Faisal), Samuel Ellis (Hasaacas), Ablade Morgan, Dan Quaye and Stanley Afedzie (Hearts), Joseph Jackson - (Lions) and James Boadu (Arsenal).

One (1) - Lamine Nasir, Valentine Atem, Kweku Sarpong and Sadiq Adams (AshantiGold), Clement Coffie, Bismark Aidan, Richard Mpong, Yussif Abubakari and Abdul Mohammed - (All Blacks), Ofosu Mickey, Owusu Agyemang, Samad Oppong and Sumaila Yahaya - (King Faisal), Ashmond Asamoah, Yaw Antwi and Emmanuel Allen (Liberty Professionals), Bernard Akuffo, Raymond Darkey, Emmanuel Morgan, Yahaya Mohamed (own goal) and Abdulai Razak (Tema Youth), Moses Andoh, Ekow Ghansah, Stephen Offei and Eric Gawu (Hearts of Oak), Aliou Ouadrago, Douglas Nkrumah and Kwabena Dodzi (Kotoko), Mohammed Baker, Alhassan Weah, Gilbert Ayikade, Hanan Giwah, Abass Idrissu and Peter Yakubu (RTU), Jonathan Abeiku, Kwabena Yaro, Daniel Kwao and Allan Shearer (Power FC), Fredrick Quayeson, Paul Ainoo, Joseph Doe and Benjamin Annan (Hasaacas), Charles Ampiah, Osei Kofi, Osei Boateng, Ibrahim Daudu, Frank Yeboah and Eric Adu Poku - (Arsenals), Opoku Antwi, Eric Ansah, Edusei Poku, Amadu Adams and Francis Darko (Bofoakwa), Kwesi Nicholas (Olympics), Harrison Afful and Nafiu Iddrisu (Feyenoord), Samuel Enzemaba and George Mensah - (Sportive), Wisdom Agblexo and Emmanuel Banahene (Lions).