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Joseph Esso struck in stoppage time to give Dreams FC a dramatic 1-0 win over Berekum Chelsea at the Tuba AstroTurf.
Esso’s 96th-minute winner from the penalty capped an intense encounter and earned all three points for Dreams, who now occupy 8th place.Â
Berekum Chelsea drop to 11th in the standings.
The result was a welcome one for Dreams FC who were hammered 4-1 last time out against Asante Kotoko.
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