Alex Asamoah of Ashgold returned to the top of the scorers chart of the Onetouch Premier League with nine goals after the 18th Week league matches played on Sunday. He is followed by Berekum Arsenal’s Francis Aggrey who has seven goals to his credit. Below are the rest of the scorers. Six (6) – Emmanuel Clottey – Olympics, Michael Helegbe – Liberty, Dominic Adiyiah – Feyenoord, James Boadu – Arsenal. Five (5) - Abraham Annan of Kpando Heart of Lions, Andy Pomayie - Accra Great Olympics, Ablade Morgan – Hearts, Kwame Obeng Darko – Kotoko, Alhassan Weah - RTU. Four (4) – Nuhu Alhassan - Sportive, Emmanuel Banahene and Ibrahim Suleiman – Lions, Nii Ayi Tetteh – Power. Three (3) - Abeiku Gaisie – Tema Youth, Alhaji Saanie – Ashgold, Tuaha Khamix – Liberty, Michael Ocansey – Olympics, Kwabena Yaro and Allan Shearer – Power FC, Stanley Afedzie – Hearts, Samuel Ellis and Fredrick Quayeson – Hasaacas, Opoku Agyeman and Jonathan Abeiku – Power, Edmund Owusu-Ansah – Kotoko and Francis Darko - Bofoakwa. Two (2) – John Ainoo – (Hasaacas) Emmanuel Osei Kuffour and Alfred Arthur – (Ashgold), Yaw Antwi and Richard Kissi – (Liberty), Ahmed Toure, John Cudjoe (1 OG) and Nana Arhin Duah – (Kotoko), Stephen Owusu and Wisdom Agblexo – (Lions), Hamza Abdulai – (Sportive), Opoku Agyeman and Ofosu Mickey – (Faisal), Moses Andoh, Dan Quaye and Eric Gawu – (Hearts), Bismark Aidan and Yusif Abubakari – (All Blacks), Joseph Jackson - (Lions), David Sakordie (Bofoakwa), Richard Anderson – All Blacks, Daniel Kwao – (Power FC), Frank Yeboah - Arsenals. One (1) – Lamine Nasir, Valentine Atem, Kweku Sarpong, Prince Antwi and Sadiq Adams – (Ashgold), Clement Coffie, Richard Mpong, Abdul Mohammed, Paul Appiah and Razak Salifu – (All Blacks), Francis Ofori, Sumaila Alhassan, Owusu Agyemang, Samad Oppong and Sumaila Yahaya – (Faisal), Ashmond Asamoah, Kofi Nti-Boakye, Owusu Addae and Emmanuel Allen – (Liberty), Bernard Akuffo, Raymond Darkey, Emmanuel Morgan, Edward Affum, Ibrahim Dodzi, Gado Mohammed, Yahaya Mohammed (own goal), Ekow Benson and Abdulai Razak – (Tema Youth), Ekow Ghansah, Alfred Nii Larbi and Stephen Offei (Hearts), Aliou Ouadrago, Osei Kwame Jr, Douglas Nkrumah, Kwabena Dodzi and Murtala Mohammed – Kotoko, Mohammed Baker, Joseph Adjei, Gilbert Ayikade, Hanan Giwah, Abass Iddrisu and Peter Yakubu – (RTU), Addoquaye Addo – (Power FC), Paul Ainoo, Joseph Doe, Sam Affram, Benjamin Annan, Fredrick Quayson, Eric Owusu (OG), Samuel Inkoom, Isaac Donkor – (Hasaacas), Charles Ampiah, Osei Kofi, Osei Boateng, Ibrahim Daudu, Yaw Afranie, Murtala Mohammed and Eric Adu Poku – (Arsenal), Opoku Antwi, Kwesi Boateng, Eric Ansah, Abeiku Adams, Edusei Poku, Mohammed Sanda, Ibrahim Abubakari, Ebenezer Tetteh and Amadu Adams –(Bofoakwa), Kwesi Nicholas – (Olympics) Harrison Afful, Haruna Abdul Ganiyu, Micheal Akuffo and Nafiu Iddrisu – (Feyenoord), Samuel Ocran, Samuel Enzemaba, George Mensah, Gafaru Mohammed, Richard Afful and Nuhu Fuseini – (Sportive), Iddrisu Mohammed, David Azumah and Obed Ansah – (Lions). The chart does not include the game between King Faisal and Feyenoord scheduled for the Sunyani Coronation Park, which was postponed following an international game between the national Under-17 team, the Black Starlets of Ghana and their Ivorian counterparts at the same venue last Sunday.Source GNA