Match Report: Vision FC 3 – 0 Aduana Stars

Date: 24 May 2026  |  Competition: Ghana Premier League

Vision FC made a powerful statement in the Ghana Premier League by thrashing Aduana Stars 3–0 at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park. The result lifts Vision FC away from the lower reaches of the table and injects fresh belief into their survival bid.

Match Overview

Vision FC started brightly, pressing high and forcing Aduana Stars onto the back foot. The breakthrough came in the 14th minute when a cross from the left was turned in at the far post. The home side doubled their lead just before the break with a well‑struck volley. In the second half, Vision continued to dominate and added a third from a corner kick. Aduana Stars, typically a tough defensive side, had no answer to Vision’s intensity.

Key Moments

• 14′ – Vision FC 1–0: a driven cross from the wing is met by a forward who directs it past the goalkeeper.
• 43′ – Vision FC 2–0: a half‑volley from the edge of the area after a cleared corner.
• 72′ – Vision FC 3–0: a looping header from a corner routine seals the rout.

Tactical Story

Vision FC employed an aggressive 4‑2‑3‑1 formation, with the attacking midfield trio interchanging positions to confuse the Aduana defence. Aduana Stars, known for their discipline under coach Paa Kwasi Fabin, attempted to play out from the back but were caught out by Vision’s relentless pressing. The home side’s wing‑backs pushed high, turning the game into a one‑sided affair. Aduana’s only response came from set‑pieces, but they failed to convert any.

Standout Performers

Vision FC’s attacking midfielder was the standout player, involved in two goals and completing several dribbles. The centre‑forward held the ball up effectively and scored the opener. For Aduana Stars, the central defender struggled but made a few important clearances.

Impact on the Standings

This win is crucial for Vision FC, lifting them outside the relegation zone on goal difference. Aduana Stars, however, drop to ninth place, missing a chance to consolidate a mid‑table position. In the tight Ghana Premier League, Vision’s three points could be the springboard they need for a strong finish to the season.