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Results of the 11th week Onetouch Premier League matches played on Sunday:
Obuasi: Ashantigold 2-0 Real Sportive
Tamale: RTU 0-0 Hearts of Oak
Sunyani: Bofoakwa 1-2 Liberty
Swedru: Feyenoord 1-0 Arsenal
Ho: Power F/C 0-2 Asante Kotoko
Sekondi: Hasaacas 1-1 Gamba All Blacks
*Played on Saturday:
Ho: Great Olympics 0-0 Heart of Lions
Tema: Tema Youth 2-0 King Faisal
Source: GNA
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