Dreams FC will aim to register their first win of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season when they host Vision FC at the Tuba Astro Turf on Sunday afternoon.
The Still Believe Boys have endured a nightmare start, losing each of their opening three matches, while the Eewo are seeking back-to-back victories for the first time this season.
Match preview
Dreams FC remain rooted to the bottom of the early league standings following successive defeats, including a 2-0 loss to Young Apostles in their rescheduled fixture that was completed on Monday.
With just four goals conceded, defensive lapses have been costly but the real concern has been at the other end of the pitch, where Abdul Karim Zito’s side have failed to find consistent scoring options.
In contrast, Vision FC arrive on the back of a morale-boosting 2-0 win over newly promoted Hohoe United, which lifted them away from the early relegation picture. Having been comfortably beaten by Medeama in their second fixture, the Eewo showed resilience to get their campaign back on track.
Both sides enter the match aware that a victory could prove pivotal in shaping their early-season trajectory, particularly for Dreams, who are under increasing pressure to respond.
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Dreams FC
Defender Emmanuel Yeboah Danquah is expected to continue captaining the side, supported by Adams Aminu in the centre of the park. Charles Bartels is in line to lead the attack once again, while Seidu Suraj offers creativity from midfield.
Vision FC
Head coach Nana Kweku Agyemang is likely to keep faith with the XI that secured three points against Hohoe United. Kusi Asante marshals the defence, while Daniel Yemoh and Evans Akuaku provide the attacking spark.
Dreams FC possible starting lineup:
Gidios Aseako; Emmanuel Danquah, Adams Aminu, Ernest Appiah, Charles Bartels; Yaovi Chris Guede, Yaro Isaac, Kuma Kofi; Jonathan Nemorden, Izdeen Mohammed, Seidu Suraj
Vision FC possible starting lineup:
Kwame Aziz; Kusi Asante, Meshack Adjetey, Labaran Majeed Alidu; Ridwan Ali, Kingsley Appiah, Lord Xorse Kudzinya, Emmanuel Sanja; Evans Akuaku, Daniel Yemoh; Abdul Sumaila
We say: Dreams FC 3–2 Vision FC
It promises to be a frantic affair in Tuba. Dreams FC are desperate to end their losing streak, and we back Charles Bartels to finally find the net, supported by goals from Jonathan Nemorden and Seidu Suraj.
Vision FC will not go down without a fight though, with Daniel Yemoh likely to cause problems on the flanks and Evans Akuaku expected to get on the scoresheet. Ultimately, Dreams’ urgency and home support could be the difference in a narrow but dramatic victory.
Kickoff: 15:00 GMT, Sunday, October 5, 2025
By: Pascal Amoah
