GPL Week 3: Port City’s Gyetuah bags a brace as 9 outstanding players named NASCO Players of the Match
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Nine outstanding players were once again, named NASCO Man of the Match winners for Matchweek 3 of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League, following an action-packed weekend that produced 19 goals across nine matches. Defending champions Medeama SC, Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko all dropped points, and the weekend also saw historic moments for two newcomers, as Port City FC and Debibi United recorded their first-ever victories in the top flight. Vision FC vs Medeama SC At the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, defending champions Medeama were held to a 1-1 draw by Vision FC in their first league game of the season after their CAF Champions League postponements. Naziru Alhassan Nyeney put Vision ahead in the 8th minute before Kingsley Braye equalised two minutes into the second half for Medeama. Vision FC midfielder Alidu Mohammed was voted Man of the Match for his outstanding display.
Heart of Lions FC vs Swedru All Blacks FC Heart of Lions remain without a win after being held to a goalless draw by Swedru All Blacks at the Kpando Sports Stadium. In a tight contest with few clear chances, Heart of Lions centre-back Abdul Jalilu stood out defensively to claim the NASCO award. Hearts of Oak SC vs Bechem United FC League leaders Hearts of Oak saw their perfect start come to an end after a goalless draw against Bechem United at the University of Ghana Stadium. The Phobians remain unbeaten and top of the table, and winger Isaiah Nyarko of Hearts of Oak was adjudged Man of the Match. FC Samartex 1996 vs Asante Kotoko SC At the Nsenkyire Sports Arena, Asante Kotoko were forced to share the spoils with FC Samartex. Emmanuel Mamah headed Kotoko in front against his former club in the 75th minute, but Cristian Agyenim Boateng equalised for Samartex in the 83rd minute. Samartex…
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