With a game to end the 2006 season, AshantiGold and Asante Kotoko have secured their African Champions League places as both sides set up a title decider date.

Just a point separates both top teams on the table as eight other clubs vie for the two other Confederation Cup slots.

The penultimate round of matches, match-day-XI produced thrilling results and twelve goals as there were five wins and three draws.

Out of the five wins, two were registered by away clubs.

AshantiGold, with a game to go before declaration of champions for this season booked their return to continental football, thus the CAF Champions League.

The Miners still maintain their one point lead on the log after beating Real Sportive 2-0 at home and thus send the league to the wire.

Midfielder Alhaji Sannie put the Miners in the lead when he scored in the first half from 30 yards before midfielder, Prince Antwi scored the second goal from a spot kick in the 75th minute to seal victory for AshantiGold.

At the Sunyani Coronation Park, Liberty Professional’s showed good form when they posted 2-1 win over home team, Bofoakwa Tano in their match-day-XI game.

Richard Kissi gave Liberty Professionals the lead in the 28th minute.

In the second half, both sides were reduced to ten men apiece as Yaw Alex of Bofoakwa and Liberty Professionals’ Emmanuel Allan were shown the exit.

Both players were engaged in a brawl.

Then Ibrahim Abubakar equalized for Bofoakwa Tano.

As Bofoakwa Tano probed for the lead, Liberty Professionals capitalized on a defensive lapse to score the second goal through Yaw Antwi.

Kumasi Asante Kotoko marked a return to Africa with a 2-0 away win over Power FC and set up the premiership’s title decider with leaders, AshantiGold.

The first half ended goalless with both sides pushing for the opener.

Kwame Obeng-Darko continued his fine run in the league when he put Kotoko in the lead two minutes after resumption of play.

With some nine minutes to go and against the run of play, Asante Kotoko were home and dry as Kwame Obeng-Darko grabbed a brace scoring the second goal for the Porcupine Warriors.

In Kaladan, Accra Hearts of Oak missed the chance to play in the African Champions League competition after failing to win as they drew goalless with Real Tamale United and Accra Hearts of Oak.

Gamba All Blacks managed to pick a point from the Gyandu Park on match-day-XI after drawing 1-1 with Sekondi Hasaacas.

Samuel Afram connected home a cross from Samuel Ellis after the winger had rounded up a host of All Blacks defenders.

In the second half, Abubakar Yusif secured the equalizer for the Black Magicians after he converted a spot kick.

Feyenoord Academy recorded a lone goal victory over Berekum Arsenals at the Swedru park.

Ernest Asante and Dominic Adiyah, both came off the bench to set up Abdul Ganiyu Haruna who tapped in from close range to put Feyenoord Academy in the lead in the 57th minute.

Earlier on Saturday, King Faisal’s fine form in the league last week was dealt a severe blow at the Tema park as they went down 2-0 to Tema Youth on match-day-XI.

Tema Youth’s 20 year-old Edward Afum put them ahead in the first half.

The home side increased the tally as Faisal goalkeeper, Sam Okyere watched on haplessly as Ibrahim Dushie’s shot at goal deflected off his defender into the post for the second goal.

At the Ho sports stadium, Accra Great Olympics and Heart of Lions shared the spoils in their fixture as the two sides drew goalless.