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The thriller of the weekend unfolded at Dun’s Park, where Bibiani Gold Stars came from 2–0 down to beat Dreams FC 3–2.
Abdul Razak Salifu’s scored first before Mohammed Shaban added the second to put the visitors in control, but Gold Stars mounted a spirited comeback after the break, scoring three unanswered goals, including a late winner, to maintain their perfect home record and stay fifth on the table.
Barimah Kwame Baah’s sensational brace, capped by a dramatic injury-time winner and preceded by Emmanuel Agyei’s 78th-minute equaliser, sealed a remarkable comeback for the champions.
Dreams FC remain winless away from home and drop to 15th.
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