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Hearts of Oak leapfrogged Asante Kotoko to second position on the betPawa Ghana Premier League table following their 3-1 win over Berekum Chelsea on Saturday, February 11.
Late goals from Benjamin Yorke and Victor Aidoo ensured the Rainbow Club go just four points behind Aduana FC, who are top of the league.
The Porcupine Warriors, on the other hand, suffered a 0-2 loss to Dreams FC away from home as their winless run on the road extended to six.
Agyenim Boateng Mensah was on the scoresheet for the Believers as they took all three points.
In other games, King Faisal managed a win over Real Tamale United while Tamale City and Medeama SC played out a scoreless game.
In Samreboi, Samartex fought hard to overcome the threat from Legon Cities, claiming a 2-1 win over the Royals at the end of the game.
Nsoatreman beat Great Olympics with a 2-1 scoreline while Kotoku Royals suffered yet another away loss, losing to Karela United at the Crosby Awuah Memorial Park.
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