Audio By Carbonatix
Hohoe United's quest for a first Ghana Premier League win was dealt a blow on Saturday, September 20, as they drew with Young Apostles.
The home side took the lead at the Hohoe Sports Stadium before the travelling side grabbed an equaliser to end the game 1-1.
The newly promoted side came into the game hoping to pick up all three points after their opening game of the season against Hearts of Oak last weekend.
They took a well-deserved lead right after both teams returned from recess, with Ganiu Abass scoring the team's first-ever goal in the league.
Hohoe United looked set to hold onto their lead, but they were pegged back in the 74th minute when Richard Opoku equalised for Young Apostles.
For the home side, it was their second point in the top flight after also holding Hearts in the opening game, while Young Apostles are only picking up their first point of the season, having suffered defeat in their first match of the campaign.
Hohoe's next game is against Vision FC, who are without a win after two games. Young Apostles also face Dreams FC in their next game.
Latest Stories
-
Government to increase Free SHS feeding allowance in 2027 Budget – Haruna Iddrisu
3 minutes -
Nadowli-Kaleo NCCE engages women’s groups on rule of law, corruption fight
4 minutes -
TraffiTech-GH pilot reduces road crash injuries, fatalities
14 minutes -
IMF Chief identifies 2 major threats posed by AI to global economy
19 minutes -
Go back to the hand washing days – Ghanaians told
24 minutes -
GoldBod commits GH¢35m to reclaim galamsey-damaged Tano Nimri Forest Reserve
29 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin reflects on loneliness of public service, says survival is largely spiritual
36 minutes -
Achimota Court designated to handle petroleum diversion cases – NPA CEO
44 minutes -
Bekwai court jails mine worker 14 years for defiling 8-year-old girl
49 minutes -
CHASS conference calls for collective action to tackle indiscipline in schools
53 minutes -
Oil edges down as investors weigh possible US sanctions on ‘shadow fleet’
1 hour -
Netflix names former Disney executive Peter Rice as new content chief as Bajaria departs
1 hour -
India’s ‘cockroach’ protesters set to return despite police crackdown
1 hour -
Porn showing choking or incest to be banned from early November, UK government says
2 hours -
Russell Brand accuser says he turned ‘monster-like’ before alleged rape
2 hours