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Bechem United shocked Berekum Chelsea with a 2-1 victory at the Golden City Park on Sunday in match week eleven of the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League.
The visitors, now unbeaten in their last six games (three wins and three draws), have climbed to seventh on the table with 17 points.
For Berekum Chelsea, consecutive defeats have dropped them to ninth with 14 points, leaving them winless in their last four matches.
Boat-At Regain opened the scoring in the 21st minute, but Stephen Amankona equalised for the home side after the hour mark.
However, Boat-At Regain secured victory for Bechem United in the 86th minute with a sublime finish.
In match week twelve, Berekum Chelsea will play away to league leaders Nations FC, while Bechem United will host Accra Lions.
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