Audio By Carbonatix
Vision FC head coach Nana Agyemang has described his team’s impressive 3-1 win over Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko as a "massive" moment in the club’s history.
Vision FC wrapped up the 2024/2025 Ghana Premier League season in style, securing their ninth home win of the campaign on the final day.
The result lifted them to 11th place on the league table, ending the season with 45 points from 11 wins, 12 draws, and 11 losses.
Speaking after the match, Agyemang expressed pride in his team’s performance and the significance of the victory.
“It is massive for Vision Football Club. I think this is only the second time Vision has faced Kotoko in a competitive match, and to beat them 3-1 is huge news,” he said.
“These are young lads who have come up from Division Two and the coast levels. For them to stand up to Kotoko, be fearless, and play the way they did — it’s a resounding and very encouraging victory for the club.”
The result caps off a solid debut season for Vision FC in the top flight and offers a strong foundation to build upon for the next campaign.
Latest Stories
-
47 Nigerian nationals rescued from suspected trafficking networks in Goaso
3 minutes -
Petrol prices could jump nearly 10% from Sept 16 – COPEC
11 minutes -
Sunyani, Kwahu Obomeng get customary land secretariats to improve transparency and land records
12 minutes -
Why millet could be good for your heart, digestion and blood sugar
21 minutes -
Okyeame Kwame named new brand ambassador for Rosa Tiles
24 minutes -
Ghana to host high-level reparatory justice event at 81st UNGA
27 minutes -
NAIMOS steps up response to alleged illegal mining in Atewa Forest Reserve
28 minutes -
Police commend Kpando MCE for rehabilitating District Headquarters
51 minutes -
Government adjusts border security and narcotics meeting invitations after Sammi Awuku raises concerns
56 minutes -
Zonda Tec expansion to create 1,000 indirect jobs – Mahama
1 hour -
Kit Up Ghana Foundation donates jerseys to Achimota Basic School
1 hour -
The Infrastructure of Resilience: Why Africa’s climate future is an engineering problem we are failing to solve
1 hour -
I’m not contesting Tema Central in 2028 – TDC boss Nunekpeku
1 hour -
One Week Observation – Obaapanin Julian Seiwaa Gyimah
1 hour -
Withholding audit information or underreporting on COVID-19 fumigation is a serious offence—Domelevo
2 hours