Nations FC comfortably beat Nsoatreman 3-0 at the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex on Sunday afternoon, November 10, 2024.
The victory further establishes Nations' strong start to the season, as they are now just one point behind league leaders Gold Stars.
The hosts took the lead in the first minute through Ivorian forward Boris Djangone.
Faisal Charwetey added to Nsoatreman’s woes three minutes later, before scoring again in the 10th minute to make it three, effectively finishing the game before Nsoatreman could even get started.
The defeat leaves Nsoatreman who are sitting 13th in the league table, with just one win in their last five games.
Meanwhile, in-form Nations FC, who have their sights set on the top, will face a struggling Asante Kotoko side this weekend.
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