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The Glo Premier League's top scorer, Emmanuel baffour scored yet again but his side, New Edubiase lost 2-1 to champions, Berekum Chelsea.
Baffour took his tally to 19 goals in 24 games when he scored for Edubiase at the Golden City Park where Owusu Jackson and Issakah Ibrahim gave the defending champions victory.
Chelsea, with 39 points are level on points with third place, Hearts of Oak and 13 points off the top of the table with six games remaining.
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