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Two goals from Abubakar Sidi earned relegation-threatened Mighty Jets a vital win in the Glo Premier League on Saturday.
Jets beat Ebusua Dwarfs 2-1 at the Carl Reindorf Park to help them climb out of the bottom three for now.
Sidi struck both goals within six minutes after opening the scoring in the 32nd minute and followed up with personal second in the 38th minute.
Dwarfs endured a frustrating afternoon as they had to wait until the 90th minute before pulling a goal back through George Appiah.
The match was played at Dwarfs' adopted home, the Carl Reindorf, as they continue to serve their 12-match home ban following crowd violence in Cape Coast.
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