
FC AshantiGold 04 secured a hard-fought 2-1 comeback victory against Swedru All Blacks at the Swedru Sports Stadium, ending the hosts’ formidable ten-match unbeaten streak on home soil. The result also halted a three-match winning run for the Swedru-based side, marking a significant shift in momentum for both teams in their respective campaigns. AshantiGold showed remarkable resilience after falling behind early in the encounter to secure all three points away from home.
The game began with high intensity as Swedru All Blacks sought to capitalize on their home advantage. Their efforts were rewarded early when Faisal Charwetey found the back of the net in the seventh minute, giving the hosts a dream start. However, the lead was short-lived as AshantiGold responded with urgency. Just seven minutes after the opener, Zak Musah struck the equalizer, restoring parity and setting the stage for a competitive tactical battle throughout the remainder of the first half.
The second half remained balanced as both sides pushed for a decisive advantage. The breakthrough finally came in the 76th minute when Frederick Twumasi scored to put the visitors ahead for the first time in the match. In a desperate bid to salvage their unbeaten home record, Swedru All Blacks made several late substitutions to bolster their attack. Despite the pressure and the search for a late equalizer, the AshantiGold defense held firm to protect their narrow lead until the final whistle.
This victory represents a vital boost for FC AshantiGold 04, enhancing their form on the road while signaling their intent for the rest of the season. For Swedru All Blacks, the defeat serves as a setback to their home dominance, forcing a regrouping ahead of their upcoming fixtures. The match concludes a period of relative invincibility at the Swedru Sports Stadium, proving that even the most consistent home records can be challenged by determined opposition.