Nations FC coach Kasim Ocansey Mingle is leaving no stone unturned as his outfit battle for the Ghana Premier League title this season.The Abrankese-based club has been outstanding throughout the 2024/25 domestic top-flight. Currently, Nations FC sit top of the Ghana Premier League table, accumulating 54 points after 30 matches into the campaign.With four matches to end the season, the former Bechem United tactician insists his outfit is leaving no stone unturned as they seeks to secure their first league title.“I will urge our fans to continue supporting us. We are the league leaders now and we don’t have to turn back. I will entreat everyone to come on board for us to push to the very end of the league. It is not over until is over” he said.Nations FC will travel to face the embattled Legon Cities in matchday 31 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday, May 18, 2025.The Premier League goes on break this weekend for the continuation of the Ghana FA Cup competition.

Heart of Lions boosted their title hopes with a 2-1 victory over reigning champions Samartex at the Kpando Stadium on Sunday, closing in on the top spot of the Ghana Premier League table with just four matches remaining.The home side made a strong start, breaking the deadlock in the 19th minute through Yaw Danso. Just three minutes later, Nana Oppong added a second, giving Lions a comfortable 2-0 advantage. Samartex responded before halftime, pulling one back to set up a tense second half, but Heart of Lions showed resilience and composure to hold on for a vital win.The result sees Lions maintain their push for the league crown, with the gap to the summit now within reach. The victory also underlines their strong home form, which has been key to their impressive campaign.Heart of Lions will next take on Basake Holy Stars, who are battling at the other end of the table, while Samartex face a tough test against Bechem United as they look to recover from back-to-back setbacks in the title race.

Bechem United pushed Legon Cities deeper into the relegation mire after beating the Royals at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park on Sunday, May 4, 2025.The Hunters also ended their six-match winless streak thanks to Darlvin Yeaboh's 73rd minute strike.An evenly contested first half ended in a goalless draw as both teams failed to take their chances.It was the hosts who started on the front foot after recess and their persistence was rewarded with Yeboah's goal which was the difference at full time.The win leaves the Hunters on 8th position in the league standings with 43 points. They are away to defending champions, FC Samartex for their next match.The beleaguered Royals sit in 17th position with 25 points after failing to win in eight consecutive matches. They are next in action against league-leading Nations FC.