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Accra Hearts of Oak's youth side Auroras kicked off their Division 2 League campaign with a smooth 2-0 win over Dawtex at the Ajax Park in Legon in Accra on Sunday afternoon.
The young Phobians claimed the win through Enoch Addo and Daniel Yeboah who scored in either halves respectively.
Addo artfully scored from an eye-catching free-kick on 28 minutes after the nimble-footed Mawunyo Agolo was fouled in a vital area.
Agolo was once again involved in the second goal which arrived in 65 minutes through Daniel Yeboah.
He skinned two Dawtex players inside the area before laying an inviting pass to Yeboah who planted a firm drive home to seal the win for the Phobians.
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