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Abdel Latif Bamba scored the only goal of the game for Aduana Stars in their 1-0 win over Legon Cities in the Ghana Premier League.
Aduana were looking to end their 4 game winless run, and Bamba’s 43rd minute strike was enough to claim all three points at the Legon Stadium.
The defeat extends Legon Cities’ losing streak to four games.
Aduana climb up to 11th on the table after the win, with Legon Cities still rock bottom of the league.
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