Audio By Carbonatix
Young Apostles' quest for a statement win against Medeama Sporting Club in their first League game of the 2025/26 season ended in disappointment as they lost 2-0.
Medeama's Emmanuel Owusu broke the deadlock early in the 17th minute, and that was enough to see the game through to the second half. Paul Yeboah then sealed the deal with a second-half goal in the 62nd minute to double the lead of the pride of Tarkwa
Young Apostles who played away from home due to ongoing renovations at their stadium registered 14 shots at goal, with five being on target. This showed how they lacked the precision and power needed to trouble the Medeama goalie Felix Kyei.
Young Apostles will need to reassemble quickly ahead of their next fixture, which will be away against newly promoted Hohoe United, whilst Medeama return to the TNA Stadium with some confidence as they prepare to host Vision FC next weekend.
Medeama's victory has propelled them to the top of the league table with three points, narrowly edging defending champions Bibiani Gold Stars due to goal difference.
Conversely, Young Apostles find themselves at the bottom of the table. Coach Abu Abdul Hanan will be looking to regroup and plan for the Apostles' next fixture.
Latest Stories
-
Karaga MP donates 4,000 gallons of fuel to boost livelihoods in New Year outreach
2 hours -
GIPC CEO engages European Parliament delegation on Ghana’s investment reforms
2 hours -
BoG rejects market speculation, emphasises data-driven policies
3 hours -
BoG targets consolidation, discipline in 2026 policy direction
3 hours -
GJA-Ashanti commends EPA’s continuous engagement with journalists who were involved in accident
3 hours -
Wenchi needs development, help us – Chiefs to Aseidu Nketia
3 hours -
EPA boss encourages journalists not to relent in their support to fight galamsey
4 hours -
Domestic Gold Purchasing Programme helped Ghana’s economy during difficult period – IMF
4 hours -
Ike City Group of Companies touches hearts at Dzorwulu Special School with compasionate donation
4 hours -
Vehicle exhaust pipes on the left create about 40% more pollution on the road than those on the right – Study
4 hours -
My Response to Dr Bryan Acheampong: Facts must prevail
4 hours -
U.S. and Ghana Armed Forces strengthen medical readiness at SETAF-AF Best Medic Competition
5 hours -
Earlier passage of BoG’s Amendment Bill could have prevented haircuts – Dr. Asiama
6 hours -
Economic stability gains were hard-won through discipline and institutional effort – BoG Governor
6 hours -
GCB Bank rewards customers at first “Pa To Pa” Promo Draw
6 hours
