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William Oduro strikes late as Lions beat Bechem United

Heart of Lions secured a 2-1 victory over Bechem United in their Ghana Premier League encounter at the Kpando Stadium, with William Oduro scoring a late winner to earn the hosts all three points. The hosts took the lead in the 22nd minute through Stephen Afoakwah, who put Heart of Lions ahead after a positive […] The post William Oduro strikes late as Lions beat Bechem United appeared first on…

Heart of Lions triumphed over Bechem United 2-1 in a Ghana Premier League match at the Kpando Stadium. The decisive goal came in the 86th minute from William Oduro, securing a crucial win for the hosts. Heart of Lions took the lead in the 22nd minute through Stephen Afoakwah. Bechem United equalized in the 38th minute with Augustine Okrah.

Despite both teams fighting for a winner after halftime, Heart of Lions ultimately secured the win, moving them up to 12th place in the league standings with 11 points from nine matches. Bechem United remain in eighth place with 13 points after nine matches. Heart of Lions will next host Hearts of Oak, while Bechem United travel to face Samartex in their upcoming fixtures.

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