Ghana Premier League newcomers, Vision FC kicked off their top-flight journey with a hard-fought draw against former champions Berekum Chelsea.
Nana Kweku Agyemang’s team threatened early, creating a chance within the first 10 minutes, but Berekum Chelsea’s Zakaria was quick to clear the danger, ensuring the Bibires remained safe.
The game stayed evenly contested, with both sides struggling to break through sturdy defenses. A critical moment came around the 30-minute mark when Seidu made a brilliant interception to deny Issah Akuka a clear scoring opportunity.
The first half ended goalless, with standout performances from defenders Zakaria and Seidu.
In the second half, Kingsley Appiah missed a golden chance to put Vision FC ahead, sending his shot over the bar after a well-timed layoff from Ben Tsatsu.
Both teams made tactical substitutions to try to break the deadlock. Vision FC brought on Amadu for Addai, while Berekum Chelsea responded with a double change, introducing Adjei and Ansu in place of Awatsonya and Sarpong.
More changes followed, as Vision FC substituted Daniel Yemoh for captain Kyei Baffour, and Frank Duku replaced Ofori Offei. However, these shifts had little impact on the game’s tempo.
Berekum Chelsea made further substitutions, bringing on Awuah and Gyau for Ameyaw and Mwankurinah in a final push to secure a point as the match drew to a close.
In the end, neither team managed to find the net, and the match ended in a goalless draw, with both sides sharing the points.