Early pacesetters emerge in Access Bank Division One League after Matchday 4 - Statistics

After Matchday 4 of the Access Bank Division One League, the competition across all three zones is beginning to take shape, with several teams asserting early dominance while others continue to struggle for form.

In Zone One A, Sankara Nationals have emerged as early pacesetters, sitting comfortably at the top of the table with 10 points from four matches.

Their consistent performances have placed them ahead of northern rivals Real Tamale United and Tamale City, who both follow closely with 8 points each. At the other end of the table, Bolga All Stars are enduring a difficult start to the campaign, managing only one point so far, leaving them bottom of the zone.

Over in Zone One B, Debibi United leads the standings with 10 points, demonstrating impressive form in the early stages of the season. They are closely pursued by KAC Soccer Academy, who have also shown strong performances, accumulating 9 points. Meanwhile, Legon Cities have struggled to find their rhythm, sitting in 8th place with just 3 points, having lost three of their opening four matches.

In Zone Two, FC AshantiGold continues to prove its strength and resilience. They are not only unbeaten after four games but also stand out as the only side yet to concede a goal in the entire league. Their defensive solidity and efficient attack have earned them 10 points, placing them at the top of the zone.

PAC Academy is close behind with 8 points, while Elmina Sharks and Rospak FC follow with 7 points each, keeping the competition tight among the chasing pack.

Finally, in Zone Three, Na God FC has taken control of the standings with 10 points, showing consistency and attacking flair. Golden Kick and Okwawu United are both just a step behind on 9 points each, maintaining pressure on the league leaders. However, it has been a tough introduction to life in the Division One League for newly promoted Golden Warriors, who are yet to secure a single point, sitting 16th after losing all four of their matches.

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