Accra: The 2024-25 Ghana Premier League concluded with a dramatic finish as Bibiani Gold Stars clinched the title on the final day, amassing a total of 63 points. The season was marked by intense competition and impressive performances across the league.

According to Ghana News Agency, the league witnessed a total of 585 goals. Berekum Chelsea’s Stephen Amankona emerged as the top goal scorer, netting 15 goals. Home teams had a strong showing with 387 goals, while visiting teams contributed 198 goals.

Five players managed to score hat-tricks during the season, including Dreams FC’s Jonathan Nemorden, Medeama’s Kingsley Braye, Gold Stars’ Samuel Attah-Kumi, Kotoko’s Albert Amoah, and Berekum Chelsea’s Stephen Amankona.

Asante Kotoko dominated on home turf with 13 victories, closely followed by Gold Stars, Medeama, and Heart of Lions, each securing 12 home wins. Nations FC excelled away from home, achieving eight wins, while Accra Hearts of Oak followed with seven.

Reigning champions Gold Stars managed six
away wins, with Dreams FC and Heart of Lions securing five each. FC Samartex 1996 and Vision FC recorded the most draws at 12, with Aduana Stars close behind at 11.

Medeama SC boasted the league’s strongest attack, scoring 44 goals. Nations FC and Hearts shared the accolade for the best defense, each conceding only 18 goals. The season was also notable for its disciplinary records, featuring 34 red cards and over 890 yellow cards issued by match officials.