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Here is how the Division One league clubs fared on the opening day of the National Middle League.
Cape Coast - Great Mariners 2 Okwahu United 1
Swedru - Catholic Stars 1 B.A. United O
Dansoman - Wa All Stars 1 Lepo Stars O
Sekondi - Tudu Mighty Jets O Nania FC 1
Koforidua - Samartex FC O Kessben FC 1
Nkawkaw - Eleven Wise O Mine Stars 1
Source: GNA
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