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Vision FC preserved their unbeaten home record in the Ghana Premier League (GPL) with a goalless draw against Aduana FC in a closely contested match at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex.
Both teams showcased strong defensive tactics, making it challenging for either side to find a breakthrough.
In the 50th minute, Daniel Yemoh made a promising run into the penalty area, but Aduana’s Duah swiftly cleared the ball, relieving the pressure on the visitors.
Vision FC, led by coach Nana Agyemang, maintained a solid defensive stance while pushing to break the deadlock.
With this draw, Vision drop to 11th place, while Aduana remains 16th with 8 points, three points behind Vision.
Looking ahead, Vision FC will face Hearts of Oak in an away game, while Aduana FC, also known as the Fire Boys, will host Karela in their next fixture.
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