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Aduana return to winning ways with win over Chelsea

Aduana FC returned to winning ways in the Ghana Premier League with a convincing 2-0 victory over regional rivals Berekum Chelsea at the Nana Agyeman Badu I Park in Dormaa Ahenkro. The Ogya Boys secured all three points in their Matchweek 9 encounter courtesy of a brilliant brace from forward Stephen Amankona, who struck in […] The post Aduana return to winning ways with win over Chelsea appeared…

Aduana FC bounced back into winning form in the Ghana Premier League, defeating regional rivals Berekum Chelsea 2-0 at the Nana Agyeman Badu I Park in Dormaa Ahenkro. Forward Stephen Amankona's two-goal performance was instrumental in securing the victory for Samuel Boadu’s side. Amankona opened the scoring in the 43rd minute, followed by a second goal just five minutes after the restart to complete his brace in the 50th minute.

Despite Chelsea's efforts, they were unable to mount a comeback, as Aduana maintained their advantage to secure a crucial home win. This win extends Aduana's impressive record at the Nana Agyeman Badu I Park, where they have proven challenging for visiting teams. The defeat marks a setback for Chelsea, who ended their three-match unbeaten run and suffered another disappointing result against Aduana, particularly in away matches between the two sides.

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