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Samuel Boadu won his first game in charge of Hearts of Oak convincingly, Kotoko lost for the first time on the road and Karela United remain top of the Ghana Premier League.
See results of matchday 17 games below:
Bechem United 1-1 Ebusua Dwarfs
[Hafiz Konkoni || Benjamin Acquah]
Berekum Chelsea 1-1 Medeama
[Stephen Amankonah || Prince Agyemang]
Eleven Wonders 1-0 Legon Cities
[Michael Osei]
Dreams FC 0-1 Great Olympics
[Thomas Darlington]
Hearts of Oak 4-0 WAFA
[Patrick Razak, Michelle Sarpong, Victor Aidoo, Fatawu Mohammed]
Elmina Sharks 1-0 Asante Kotoko
[Alhaji Mustapha]
Karela United 2-1 Aduana Stars
[Diawusie Taylor x2 || Bright Adjei]
King Faisal 1-0 Liberty Professionals
[Kwame Peprah]
Inter Allies 1-1 AshantiGold
[Richmond Lamptey || Dacosta Boadu]
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