Goalkeeper Felix Kyei lead Medeama celebration

Medeama Demolish Kotoko to Seize GPL Summit

Medeama SC delivered a ruthless and emphatic performance to dismantle Asante Kotoko 4-0 in Tarkwa, sending a clear message in the Ghana Premier League title race.

In a clash that carried huge implications on the title race, Medeama rose to the occasion with authority, overpowering a Kotoko side that had hoped to keep their fading title ambitions alive. Instead, the Porcupine Warriors were blown away by a relentless Yellow and Mauve storm.

Salim Adams was the star of the show, producing a clinical brace on a dominant afternoon for the Tarkwa-based side. Sharp in movement and decisive in front of goal, Adams exposed Kotoko’s defensive frailties and ensured that Medeama took full control of proceedings early on.

Manuel Mantey and Kelvin Obeng were also on the score sheet in a four-goal blitz that left the home fans in Tarkwa in raptures. Every goal reflected Medeama’s intensity, cohesion, and hunger as they outclassed their opponents in all departments.

The victory sees Medeama surge back to the top of the Ghana Premier League table, overtaking Bibiani GoldStars and opening up a crucial two-point lead. With momentum now firmly on their side, they have placed themselves in a strong position as they chase a second league title with just five games remaining.

For Kotoko, however, the defeat feels like a crushing blow. Any hopes of a late push for the title now appear extinguished after a performance that lacked urgency, structure, and belief. What was meant to be a defining fixture instead turned into a harsh reality check.

As the season edges toward its climax, Medeama’s statement win could prove vital. They are not just leading the table again but they are doing so with authority and intent.

The focus may now have to shift from ambition to reflection for Kotoko, as the prospect of ending the season without silverware becomes increasingly likely.

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