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Ebusua Dwarfs impressive second round form was brought to a halt in an unexpected 2-0 home defeat to Bechem United
Yao Abotsi’s second half strike and an own goal by keeper Frank Andoh fetched the visitors their first win on the road this season as they gave their relegation chances a boost with four games remaining.
Bechem United climb up to seventh as Dwarfs drop down to ninth.
Up next for Bechem United is a home tie against Hearts of Oak.
Six other games will be played across the league centers tomorrow.
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