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Bechem United began the second round of the 2024/2025 Ghana Premier League season with a comfortable 2-0 win over title hopefuls Nations FC.
Bechem took just 28 minutes to open the scoring against the league’s best defense, when Isaiah Nyarko struck home.Â
Nations seemed out of sorts and struggled to cope with the pressure on the day.
Emmanuel Abban made sure of the points for Bechem, five minutes to time, with a well taken effort.
The win sends Bechem to 6th on the standings, while Nations drop to 4th.
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