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Ghana Premier League table toppers Bibiani GoldStars were held by Young Apostles on match day 10 on Sunday, November 10.
The two teams played out a goalless draw at the Wenchi Stadium in one of seven games on Sunday.
The home side were hoping to hand the Miners their first loss of the season after the latter had gone nine games without defeat.
However, their efforts were not enough on the day as they could only manage a draw against the league leaders.
GoldStars failed to create enough chances on the day while Young Apostles barely threatened on the day.
The results leaves GoldStars on 20 points with Nations FC in second closing the gap to just one point.
On the other hand, a point for Young Apostles keeps them in 14th place, two points above the relegation zone.
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