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2026/27 Ghana League: Port City rally to beat Debibi United and climb to third

Port City produced an impressive second-half comeback to beat Debibi United 3-1 at the Debibi Presby Park on Sunday, moving into third place in the Ghana Premier League standings. The Matchday 11 encounter saw Debibi take the lead through Ibrahim Alhassan, who struck in first-half stoppage time to give the hosts a 1-0 advantage at […]

2026/27 Ghana League: Port City rally to beat Debibi United and climb to third

Port City staged a remarkable second-half comeback to defeat Debibi United 3-1 on Sunday, securing their position in third place in the Ghana Premier League. Debibi took the lead in the first half through a stoppage-time goal by Ibrahim Alhassan, giving them a 1-0 advantage at halftime. Port City, however, struck back after the break, equalizing in the 56th minute with a goal from Isaac Mensah.

The visitors continued their resurgence, securing the lead seven minutes later when Owusu Ansah netted his second goal of the match, putting Port City ahead for the first time. Ansah sealed the victory in the 83rd minute, scoring his second goal of the afternoon to extend Port City's advantage to 3-1. The win leaves Port City with 21 points, tied with Hearts of Oak, and just three points behind leaders Medeama.

It also strengthens Port City's position among the league's top teams following a crucial away performance. Debibi, now in 15th place with 11 points, remains just above the relegation zone following the loss. Port City will aim to capitalize on this momentum when they face Heart of Lions in their next match, while Debibi United will be eager to respond when they travel to play Vision.

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