Legon Cities FC secured a crucial 3-2 victory over Nsoatreman FC in their fight for survival at the El Wak Stadium in Accra

The game started with an early goal by Eric Osei Bonsu for the home side in the 10th minute, but Nsoatreman FC responded quickly, equalizing through Samuel Ofori’s goal in the 14th minute. Legon Cities took the lead again in the 24th minute with Samuel Armah’s goal before Ahmed Rahman extended their lead to 3-1.

However, the visitors kept their hopes alive, as Ofori scored his second goal of the game just before half-time, reducing the deficit and keeping the game alive.

In the second half, Legon Cities appeared more defensive, and the match became less eventful. The only notable moment was the late sending off of Samuel Armah, who had scored Legon Cities’ second goal.

The win now moves Legon Cities three points clear of the relegation zone and has boosted their confidence as they fight to remain in the Ghana Premier League. Nsoatreman FC, on the other hand, have now fallen into the drop zone, increasing the pressure on them to secure crucial points in their remaining games.

For the most part, Legon Cities FC put up an impressive performance, especially in the first half, where they scored three goals, although they almost threw away their lead in the second half. The match was an enthralling encounter, with both teams showing their determination to win, and it was a testament to the competitiveness of the Ghana Premier League.

In summary, Legon Cities FC has moved three points clear of the relegation zone after securing a crucial victory against Nsoatreman FC. The victory has given them a glimmer of hope in their fight for survival, while Nsoatreman FC have now fallen into the drop zone, making their situation even more precarious.