Ghanaian forward Antione Semenyo has been on target for Manchester City in their 2-2 draw over Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League.

The game kicked off at the Tottenham Stadium on Sunday as both teams shared the points.

Midfielder Rayan Cherki found the net in just 11 minutes of the game before Semenyo delivered from Silver’s pass, doubling the lead for the visitors.

Spurs came back dominating the second half, resulting in Dominic Solanke’s goal in the 53rd minute, giving the host hope for a possible comeback.

Solanke completed his brace for Conor Gallagher assist, giving the host the equaliser and secured a point after the game.

Semenyo has been an outstanding signing in January for the Manchester side, scoring four goals and an assist in five appearances.

The 26-year-old forward who joined City from AFC Bournemouth is expected to continue his form to be able to make Black Stars squad for the upcoming International break and the FIFA World Cup in Mexico, USA and Canada.

Vision FC forward Mohammed Sherif Iddrisu’s late goal has earned his side a point against Dreams FC after 2-2 draw in the Ghana Premier League.

Forward John Antwi hit brace scoring in the 24th and 35th minute, giving the visitors the lead in the first half at the Nii Adjei Kraku stadium in Tema Newtown.

Midfielder Nana Kwesi Amoah pulled one back for the host in the 45th minute, ending the first half with hope for a comeback.

The Still Believe lads started a good second half, holding the ball more at the host side but failed to find the back of the net.

The Ewoo Kɛkɛ lads got late equaliser and secured a point against Dreams FC through Mohammed Sherif Iddrisu, who came off the bench to score.

The draw has moved Dreams FC to 9th position with 26 points after 21 games in the Ghana Premier League campaign.

Vision FC found themselves 13th with 24 points in the league standings.

Dreams FC will be hosting Karela United in their next league fixture while Vision faces struggling Eleven Wonders at the University of Ghana Stadium.

The Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association have handed F.C. Ashanti Gold ’04 five (5) home match ban, fined GHS 30,000, and formally warned for misconduct

The Club was found guilty of failing to ensure the safety of Match Officials and for the inappropriate behaviour of its supporters during their Access Bank Division One League game against Rospak FC.

The home match ban takes immediate effect, and the fine is to be paid within fourteen (14) days of notification of the decision.

The Club has further been warned that any future misconduct will attract more severe sanctions.

The Obuasi based Access Bank Division one side is expected to move their home games against New Edubiase United, Police Nationals FC, Ebony FC, Elmina Sharks and Skyy FC to Gyamfi park in Bekwai

The Minners will return to the Len Clay stadium in their week 29 fixture on May 10, 2026 against Pac Academy.

Ashanti Gold are second on the league standings with 34 points with just a point behind leaders Ebusua Dwarfs after 17 games in the Access Bank Division One League.