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Hello

Rupert here of director of accra united
my team i manage in scotland dunoon blue under 15s have started in the Greenock & District Youth League and played in there 1st 5 games and lost each one this is the players who did not make it into the main two under 15s team to give then a chance to play in league football in the g and d the other team who moved to the p and d paisley and district won this league last year and the other is now top of our league (dunoon dyfl) we have a lot of hard work to do but rome was not built in a day



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champions bottom of the league

Kessben go top of the league

Source: Ghanafa.org
















Kessben FC have moved to the summit of the league standings after beating Eleven Wise 2-1 at the Anane Boateng Park on Sunday.

The home side who are two points clear at the top scored twice from the spot kick both through Yufa Zugah with Zakari Abdulai getting the only goal for Wise.

Great Olympics produced a wonderful performance to lift themselves off the bottom of the table as they beat AshantiGold 2-1 at the Ohene Gyan Stadium to claim their first win of the season.

Skipper Bilal Mohamed put Olympics ahead after a 15 minutes but Aminu Mohammed drew the Miners level before Eric Adjei scored the winner for the premiership returnees.

Champions Hearts of Oak managed to salvage a point at the Sekondi Stadium where they drew 1-1 with Hasaacas.

The Phobians struck the equalizer in the 75th minute through Douglas Nkrumah to cancel out Joseph Ato Bissah’s opener for Hasaacas.

Hearts will go into next weekend’s round of games as the bottom placed team.

All Stars picked their first win in the league with a 1-0 victory over Liberty Professionals in Wa. Nathaniel Asamoah's scored the match winner for the Blues who are still caught up in the drop zone after four matches.

Asante Kotoko were left frustrated at the Baba Yara Stadium as they shared the spoils with Berekum Arsenals in their 2-2 drawn game.

The result was the third drawn game by Kotoko.

Chelsea and Real Tamale United drew goalless at the Sunyani Coronation Park.

Premiership debutants, Aduana Stars picked up their first win against Heart of Lions at the Agyeman Badu I Park in Dormaa. Richard Addae's 73rd minute strike earned the homeside victory over Lions.

King Faisal were beaten 0-1 by New Edubiase United at the Len Clay Stadium. Nuhu Fuseini scored the only goal of the match

Ghana, playing with ten men claimed their first major Under-20 World title after winning the competition on penalties over Brazil.

Asante Kotoko player, Agyeman Badu scored the decisive penalty kick to hand the Black Satellites a 4-3 win in Cairo after 120 minutes.

The win was the first by an African side in the age competition after Ghana had suffered two defeats in previous finals.

Ghana played majority of the game, thus 87 minutes with ten men following the first half dismissal of Daniel Addo in the 37th minute as the Black Satellites trailed the game which Brazil dominated but failed to take their chances.

A tiring Ghana side held their nerve to hold back the South Americans, who defeated the Black Satellites in the 1993 final as the game headed into extra-time.

During the extra 30 minutes, Brazil looked the best side with Ghana producing some swift moves on the counter.

But the tie had to be settled on penalties.

Brazil opened the scoring during penalty kicks but Ghana responded as Andre Ayew and Samuel Inkoom scored.

The third and fourth attempts by Jonathan Mensah and Bright Addae were saved by the Brazilian goalkeeper Rafael.

However, Ghana keeper Daniel Agyei blocked Brazil's fourth and fifth kicks to keep the Black Satellites back in contention of a major title as Dominic Adiyiah converted his kick.

Teixeira saw his shot, the sixth kick, fly over the crossbar and Ghana were handed the initiative.

And the moment glory fell on Agyemang Badu who displaced Rafael to claim for Ghana gold in a dramatic finish.

Ghana, thus complete a double after clinching the African title earlier this year.

line up: Daniel Agyei, Samuel Inkoom, David Addy, Jonathan Mensah, Daniel Addo, Agyemang Badu, Abeiku Quansah/Opoku Agyemang, Rabiu Mohammed/Bright Addae, Dominic Adiyiah, Ransford Osei/Kassenu Ghandi, Andre Ayew

Subs: Opoku Agyemang, Latif Salifu, Kassenu Ghandi, Bright Addae, Philip Boampong, Gladson Awako, Opoku Agyemang, Robert Dabuo, Daniel Opare, John Benson, Joseph Addo