Debutants Tudu Mighty Jets recorded the most shocking result in match day five of the Glo Premier League after beating Kessben FC 2-1 at the El-Wak stadium in Accra. The loss is Kessben’s first after four victories in a row. Kessben however still leads the pack on the log sheet vie the head to head rule although tied on points with Kotoko and Chelsea of Bechem. Mighty Jets Coach E.K Afranie who was under pressure after a series of poor results could not hide his excitement after the game. At the Carl Reindorf Park, it was Liberty’s second straight victory and Ashgold’s second straight defeat in the league as Liberty recorded a 2-0 win over the miners. The Dansoman lads are poised to overcome their earlier scare but Ashgold Coach David Duncan admits all is not well with his team. Dwarfs returned to winning form as they hammered bereaved RTU by 3-0. RTU were hit with the death of the Chief Executive Officer of the Club, Ibrahim Abdul-Kadri who passed away on Saturday evening at the Tamale Hospital after a protracted illness. Management member of RTU, Karim Alhassan Star boy says the death of the CEO affected the players. Elsewhere, Coach Paa Kwesi Fabien guided Hearts of Oak to their first away victory this season with a lone goal win against B.A Stars at the Sunyani Coronation Park. The win sets the tone for the unveiling of Hearts new CEO, Fred Crenstil later today. Asante Kotoko failed to take advantage of Kessben’s loss as they settled for a goalless draw with Kpando Heart of Lions at the Baba Yara Stadium. Defending Champions Aduana Stars earned a point away from home with a1-1 draw with New Edubiase at the Bekwai Gyamfi Park. Chelsea of Bechem beat King Faisal by a lone goal at the Berekum Golden City Park. In Wa, All Stars failed to win at home after a 2-2 draw with Berekum Arsenals. Source: Joy Sports/Ghana