Hearts of Oak silenced Vision FC away from home at the Nii Ajraku Sports Stadium courtesy of a last-gasp goal from Kwesi Asmah. 

In other games, Hubert Gyau led Kotoko back to winning ways at home against Young Apostles.

Elsewhere in the Western derby, Samartex continued their dominance over Tarkwa-based club Medeama SC at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena.

Port City and Dreams FC shared the spoils at Kukurantumi.

Week Seven 

Vision FC 0–1 Hearts of Oak

Kwesi Asmah (86′)

Heart of Lions 0–2 Berekum Chelsea

Dramani Awuah (40′), Paul Attah Agyei (70′)

Asante Kotoko 2–1 Young Apostles

Hubert Gyau, Solomon Nsor – Iddrisu Huzaif

Debibi United 1–0 Bibiani Gold Stars

Maxwell Agyemang (45′)

Aduana FC 1–0 AshantiGold 04

Abubakar Adams (40′)

Samartex 2–1 Medeama SC

Joshuah/Joshua Fuseini (54’/56′), Christian Agyenim Boateng (90+3′)

Medeama: Dominic Amponsah

Basake Holy Stars 1–0 Bechem United

Bismark Teye Tetteh

Port City 1–1 Dreams FC

Alex Boateng – Kelvin Ahiable

Swedru All Blacks 2–0 Karela United

Eric Wiafe Darkwah, Faisal Charwetey

Vision Football Club has announced that Predrag Jaredic has resigned as Head Coach with immediate effect.

In an official statement released by the club, Vision FC confirmed the departure and expressed gratitude for Jaredic’s contributions during his time in charge. The club wished him success in his future career.

No further details regarding the reasons for the resignation or plans for a successor have been disclosed at this stage.

Vision currently sit in 16th on the league log .

They have collected just 6 points from a possible 21 and it’s unclear if their loss to Hearts of Oak over the weekend promoted the sacking of the head coach.

They would regroup in an away fixture against Dreams FC

Ghanaian midfielder Lawrence Agyekum marked his Erzurumspor FK debut as a late substitute in the Turkish Süper Lig on October 17, 2026, helping his new side secure a comfortable 2-0 home victory over Eyüpspor.

The 22-year-old, who joined the club on loan from Belgian side Cercle Brugge in early September, entered the match in the 86th minute of the game as a replacement for Guram Giorbelidze.

READ MORE: Kotoko beat Young Apostles at Baba Yara Sports Stadium

Miguel Cardoso opened the scoring in the 19th minute which was the only goal for the first half.

Two minutes after recess, Eren Tozlu added the second of the day sending the home fans at the Kazım Karabekir Stadium into ruptures

READ MORE : Match Preview : Samartex host Medeama in Nsenkyire.

The result lifted the hosts in the table while leaving Eyüpspor near the bottom.

Agyekum’s brief appearance marked the start of his Süper Lig journey after limited minutes at Cercle Brugge earlier in the season.

The Ghana international will look to build on this debut and earn more playing time in the coming weeks.

Asante Kotoko secured a well laboured win over Young Apostles on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

On the back of losing away to Swedru All Blacks,a fort night ago,the Porcupine Warriors were determined to return to winning ways

The first was a barren goalless draw game.

READ MORE : Match Preview: Asante Kotoko vs Young Apostles  

The second was a bigger improvement as Hubert Gyau, the poster boy for the home side broke the deadlock on the 70th minute.

Twelve minutes later, Solomon Nsoh Asaah doubled the advantage putting Kotoko firmly in control.

Young Apostles were reduced to 10 men but they gave a good account of themselves as Iddrisu Huzaif pulled one back late in stoppage time with a well-taken free-kick, but the visitors could not find an equaliser.

READ MORE : Match Preview : Samartex host Medeama in Nsenkyire.

The result lifts Kotoko 8th on the 2026/27 table.