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Samartex FC extended their recent unbeaten record in the Ghana Premier League following their draw against Aduana FC.
The Samreboi-based club held the Dormaa-based outfit to a goalless draw on Sunday on match day 21.
Samartex came into the fixture with three wins from their last five league games, keeping three clean sheets in all of those games.
Aduana, on the other hand, had suffered two losses in the same period, losing to Vision FC and Nation FC.
The home side enjoyed a large spell of possession in the game and created loads of opportunities but were unable to convert their chances.
Samartex also threatened on few occasions but did very little to change the scoreline.
The visitors were reduced to 10 men in the last 15 minutes of the game to Aduana’s advantage.
However, Aduana were unable to capitalize on the situation with Samartex holding out for a draw.
The result sees Aduana maintain their third position on the league table while Samartex are sixth on the log.
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