Dreams FC shot-stopper Gidios Aseako has been named the Ghana Premier League’s best goalkeeper for March following a string of solid displays that saw his side go unbeaten throughout the month.Aseako kept three clean sheets and conceded just one goal in four matches, underlining his reliability between the sticks and helping to stabilise Dreams FC’s defensive unit.His consistent form has been instrumental in the club’s rise to eighth place on the league table, boosting their confidence as the season edges toward its final stretch.In recognition of his outstanding efforts, the National Goalkeepers Union will present Aseako with a prize package including gloves, a water bottle, a branded towel, and a T-shirt.

Dreams FC return to the Tuba Astro Turf on Sunday afternoon aiming to bounce back from consecutive defeats as they host a struggling Vision FC in matchday 28 of the Ghana Premier League.The Believers were on a remarkable eight-game unbeaten streak before recent slip-ups halted their momentum.Despite those losses, Dreams remain formidable at home, where they are unbeaten in their last six games - winning five and drawing one - while conceding just a single goal during that stretch.The defending MTN FA Cup champions will be eager to reaffirm their dominance at home and stay in contention for a strong finish to the season.Coach Karim Zito will look to his in-form players to respond positively, knowing a win could rejuvenate their campaign heading into the final run of fixtures.On the other hand, Vision find themselves in a precarious position ahead of Sunday's encounter.With just one win in their last eight matches, the Premier League newcomers are battling to avoid an immediate return to Division One.Their away form has been a major concern - since a solitary victory against Accra Lions on matchday two, they have gone 13 games on the road without a...

Nations FC welcome Asante Kotoko to Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in a high-stakes Ashanti regional derby on Sunday, with both teams heading into the fixture in contrasting form.Nations are riding high on confidence following a five-game unbeaten run, while the Porcupine Warriors are desperate to bounce back from a humbling 3-0 defeat to Accra Lions in midweek.The fixture carries added weight due to recent history. Nations have won two of the last three meetings between the sides, including a 2-0 away win in November 2024. With 14 wins from 27 matches this season, Nations sit in a strong position, having conceded just 14 goals, the best defensive record in the league.Their recent four-game winning streak, including victories over Dreams FC, Nsoatreman, Karela United, and Hearts of Oak, places them among the league's most in-form sides.Kotoko, on the other hand, are without a win in their last three matches and have struggled defensively, conceding in each of those games. With seven games left in the season, pressure is mounting on coach Prosper Narteh Ogum, who has admitted that the team’s biggest challenge is regaining mental toughness."This game is full of surprises. Right now, our biggest...