Port City FC climbed to the summit of the Access Bank Division One League Zone Three table after a hard-fought 2–1 victory over league leaders Semper Fi FC in a thrilling encounter at Ohene Park, Kukurantumi.

After a tightly contested first half ended goalless, forward Korbla Junior Kedzie broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute to give Port City the lead. Semper Fi responded swiftly, as Kelvin Takyi Awuku drew the visitors level just four minutes later with a well-taken finish. Port City regained control in the 74th minute when Korbla Junior Kedzie struck again with a brilliant effort, sealing all three points.

Former Premier League side Okwawu United suffered a third consecutive league defeat after falling 2–1 to an in-form Attram De Visser at the Carl Reindorf Park in Dansoman on Sunday. Attram De Visser broke the deadlock in the 75th minute through Prince Amekorfia, before Devisser Junior Attram doubled the advantage in the 90th minute. Okwawu United managed a late response in stoppage time, with Richmond Opoku scoring a consolation goal. Despite the loss, midfielder Avoka

Former Premier League side Great Olympics recorded a third consecutive league victory after edging newly promoted Golden Warriors 2–1 in an entertaining clash at the McDan Sports Complex in Teshie on Sunday. The hosts opened the scoring in the 19th minute after an own goal by Abdul Basit, before Justice Nti doubled their advantage before halftime. Golden Warriors responded after the break, with Leonard Abrokwa pulling one back in the 50th minute to set up a tense finish. Great Olympics held firm to secure all three points, leaving them in mid-table with 16 points from 12 matches.

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