2026/27 Ghana Premier League: Full Results, Goal Scorers, League Table and Top Scorers After Matchday Six
Story by Achore Richard
Medeama SC remain the only unbeaten team in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League after Matchday Six, while Accra Hearts of Oak strengthened their position among the title contenders following an exciting weekend of football across the country.
Medeama continued their impressive start to the campaign with a 3-1 victory over Heart of Lions, taking their tally to 14 points from six matches. Hearts of Oak also secured a crucial 1-0 win over Port City FC to move into second place with 11 points, keeping the pressure on the league leaders.
The sixth round of matches produced nine victories and 18 goals, with no draws recorded. Bechem United delivered the biggest attacking performance of the weekend by beating Vision FC 4-2, while Berekum Chelsea registered a convincing 3-0 victory over Debibi United.
Asante Kotoko suffered disappointment after losing 1-0 to Swedru All Blacks, while Bibiani Gold Stars, FC AshantiGold ’04, Karela United and Young Apostles also collected important victories.
Full Matchday Six Results
Accra Hearts of Oak defeated Port City FC 1-0, Bechem United beat Vision FC 4-2, Berekum Chelsea overcame Debibi United 3-0, Bibiani Gold Stars defeated Basake Holy Stars 2-0, FC AshantiGold ’04 edged FC Samartex 1996 1-0, Karela United beat Dreams FC 1-0, Medeama SC defeated Heart of Lions 3-1, Young Apostles beat Aduana FC 1-0, and Swedru All Blacks defeated Asante Kotoko 1-0.
Medeama’s victory was one of the major talking points of the round. Kingsley Braye scored twice, while Emmanuel Annor also found the net in the 3-1 win over Heart of Lions. Kofi Mawutodzi Agbadji scored the consolation goal for Heart of Lions.
At the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, Hearts of Oak claimed a narrow victory over Port City FC, with Frank Duku scoring the decisive goal. The result lifted the Phobians to second place and gave their supporters further encouragement after a challenging spell.
Swedru All Blacks also enjoyed a memorable afternoon after defeating Asante Kotoko 1-0. The result was a setback for the Porcupine Warriors, who will be looking to return to winning ways in their next fixture.
Bechem United’s 4-2 victory over Vision FC was the highest-scoring match of the round. Berekum Chelsea also impressed with their three-goal victory over Debibi United, while Bibiani Gold Stars recorded a 2-0 win over Basake Holy Stars.
League Table After Matchday Six
Medeama SC lead the standings with 14 points, followed by Hearts of Oak and FC Samartex on 11 points each. Port City FC, Aduana FC, FC AshantiGold ’04 and Bechem United are among the teams closely contesting the positions behind the leading sides.
At the bottom of the table, Dreams FC remain without a victory after six matches, with Debibi United also facing an early battle to improve their position.
The full standings, based on the available post-matchday figures, are:
- Medeama SC — 14 points
- Hearts of Oak — 11 points
- FC Samartex — 11 points
- Port City FC — 10 points
- Aduana FC — 10 points
- FC AshantiGold ’04 — 10 points
- Bechem United — 10 points
- Karela United — 9 points
- Basake Holy Stars — 9 points
- Swedru All Blacks — 8 points
- Asante Kotoko — 8 points
- Heart of Lions — 8 points
- Bibiani Gold Stars — 7 points
- Berekum Chelsea — 7 points
- Vision FC — 6 points
- Young Apostles — 6 points
- Debibi United — 4 points
- Dreams FC — 2 points
Top Scorers
Medeama Lead the Title Race as Dreams FC Search for a First Win
Medeama’s unbeaten record is the biggest story after six rounds. Four victories and two draws have given the Tarkwa-based side a strong foundation for their title defence, while their attacking output and positive goal difference underline their impressive start.
Hearts of Oak and FC Samartex remain their closest challengers, with several other clubs positioned within striking distance of the top three. The competition is still open, and the coming weeks could significantly reshape the standings.
Asante Kotoko will be eager to respond after their defeat to Swedru All Blacks, while Dreams FC face the task of finding their first victory of the campaign. Debibi United and other teams in the lower half must also begin collecting points consistently to avoid falling further behind.
With six matchdays completed, the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League is already delivering compelling storylines, from Medeama’s unbeaten run and Hearts of Oak’s pursuit of the leaders to the battle for survival at the bottom of the table.
Attention now turns to Matchday Seven, where clubs will seek valuable points, improved performances and momentum as the race for the championship continues.