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Swedru Gamba All Blacks suffered their second defeat in the Premier League, when they lost 0-1 to Kpando Heart of Lions in their match played at Robert Mensah Stadium at Cape Coast on Tuesday.
Heart of Lions who dominated the game in the first half scored the only goal of the match through midfielder Stephen Owusu in the 16th minute.
All Blacks resumed the second half strongly and had a golden opportunity to equalise in the 65th minute but Kwabena Dodzi with only the goalkeeper to beat shot over the bar.
Source: GNA
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