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Heart of Lions secured a comfortable 4-1 victory against newly promoted side Eleven Wonders at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in the Ghana Premier League.
Goals from Atta Agyei and Chauncy Freeman put the visitors two up inside 25 minutes.
Kofi Asamoah pulled one back for Wonders midway through the second half, but late strikes from Ishmael Addo and Macaulley Kojo Kuma sealed an emphatic win.
It is now back to back wins for the Kpando-based club who now occupy the second spot on the league log with six points.
Meanwhile, it is Eleven Wonders' first defeat after goalless draw with Basake Holy Stars in their opener which leaves them in 12th position.
Bashiru Hayford’s side host Bechem United next, while Wonders travel to Accra to face Hearts of Oak.
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