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Ebusua Dwarfs were held to a 1-1 stalemate at the Cape Coast stadium on Monday by Dreams FC as their winless streak stretches to four matches in the relegation dogfight.

The Crabs had to come from behind to earn the draw. They are now just two points above the relegation zone.

Dwarfs head coach Ernest Thompson Quartey dropped goalkeeper Razak Issah from the starting lineup following his howler against Asante Kotoko SC last Thursday.

Bright Quaye was preferred between the sticks for the match.

Japanese import Jindo Morishita was handed his first start whereas Godwin Adikah returned to the starting lineup after recovering from an injury.

Serbian trainer Vladislav Viric made only change in the Dreams squad that beat King Faisal Babes 3-0 last Wednesday.

Sulemana Fahadu replaced Victor Oduro in the starting lineup.

The visitors drew the first blood in the game as early as the 6th minute when Agyenim Boateng Mensah headed home a cross from Issah Ibrahim from the right.

Dreams came close to getting the second on three occasions before the end of the first half.

Dwarfs drew level in the 65th minute as Moro Sumaila scored his 5th goal of the season after connecting a fine pass from midfielder Michael Ohene Asamoah.

The Believers came close again in the 74th minute as Emmanuel Ocran wins a loss ball in front of the goal, sets Sylvester Simba up for a strike but the latter misses the goal by an inch.

The Abontoa Abontoa Boys nearly got the match winner but their attempt in the 89th minute missed the goalposts by a whisker.

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Inter Allies had a big smile with a five-star performance against Berekum Chelsea at the Theater of Dreams in Dawu on Sunday afternoon – Premier League matchday 25.

Alex Aso’s brace in the early minutes and one each from Richmond Lamptey, Samuel Armah and Nafiu Sulemana in the second half earned us the three maximum points.

Emmanuel Agyemang Badu returned to the starting XI, relegating Ivan Anokye Mensah to the bench as changes made from the last game against Eleven Wonders.

It was a dream start for us our striker Alex Aso gave us the lead in the 2nd minute, racing off a through pass from Mohammed Zakari.

Just two minutes after going up, Alex Aso jumped the highest to head home his brace and our second from Paul Abanga’s cross.

Allies held onto the lead till the end of the first half, despite the visitors getting some decent chances and possessions.

Twenty minutes from recess, Richmond Lamptey made it three with a trademark long drive – the goalkeeper failed to handle it first time.

Substitute Samuel Armah headed home Paul Abanga’s corner kick in the 71st minute.

Nafiu Sulemana got his goal in the 83rd minute to put the icing on the cake, heading home Fard Ibrahim’s cross from the left.

Sttacker Alex Aso was named the NASCO MVP. 

Watch full highlights below:

-Inter Allies