Dreams FC boosted their survival hopes with a narrow but crucial victory over Aduana Stars at the Tuba Astro Turf on Sunday, March 1, 2026, dealing a setback to the visitors’ title ambitions.
Captain John Antwi emerged the hero for the hosts, firing home in the 67th minute to secure Dreams’ first win in six league matches. His composed finish ultimately proved the difference in a tightly contested encounter.
The opening half was competitive, with both sides showing attacking intent but lacking the cutting edge in the final third.
Aduana enjoyed spells of possession, while Dreams looked dangerous on the counter, yet neither side managed to break the deadlock before the interval.
After the restart, the hosts raised their intensity and were rewarded when Antwi capitalised on a defensive lapse to put his side ahead. Dreams displayed discipline and resilience, managing the game effectively to protect their slender advantage.
The victory lifts Winfred Dormon’s side from 13th to 11th in the league standings, easing immediate relegation pressure and injecting fresh confidence into their campaign.
For Aduana, the defeat which was their first in five matches represents a significant blow to their title charge. They remain fifth on 38 points, eight behind leaders Medeama SC, and have now gone four consecutive league games without a win.
‘The Fire Boys’ will look to rediscover their spark when they host bottom-placed Eleven Wonders next, while Dreams FC aim to build momentum as they travel to face Samreboi-based side FC Samartex 1996.
By Suleman Asante
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