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Kumasi Asante Kotoko still remained the only unbeaten side after ten weeks of action in the Glo premier league.
The porcupine warriors recorded their seventh draw of the season after a goalless stalemate with Ebusua Dwarfs at the Robert Mensah Stadium in Cape Coast.
Kotoko are now in fifth place and are only four points behind leaders Medeama Sporting Club on the league standings.
Hearts oak tasted their first defeat under Coach Duncan to Ashanti Gold at Accra Sports Stadium.
The Miners opened scoring in the 27th minute through Aaron Amoah. The game stayed balanced till David Telfer was red carded on the 39th minute for a second bookable offense.
The Phobians with numerical advantage pushed for the equalizer but as their struggles continued Hearts defender Nuru Sulley was shown a straight red card with four minutes remaining.
Tema Youth drew 1-1 with Amidaus Professionals in a local derby at the Tema Park.
The Premier League's top scorer, Yahaya Mohammed was on hand again as his goal ensured that Amidaus Professionals shared the spoils with Tema Youth.
He has taken his goal tally to nine in ten matches while Narh is now on six goals.
Wa All Stars stayed at home to beat Real Tamale United by 3-0. Berekum Arsenals also drew 1-1 with Aduana at the Golden City Park. Medeama SC maintained their winning streak by piping Heart of Lions at Tarkwa.
Elsewhere, King Faisal and Berekum Chelsea will return to the Baba Yara Stadium this afternoon to replay their match as it rained-off on Sunday. Heavy rains forced the cancellation of the game in Kumasi ten minutes into the start of the second half.
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