Faisal defeat Hearts to deepen Zito's woes

King Faisal's shocking success on Sunday was enough to see them move from the bottom of the table, leapfrogging Real Sportive and Olympics to occupy the 14^th position.

It was two goals in either half by Abedi Sarfo and another by Samad Oppong that was enough to see of Hearts' challenge.

The defeat means Hearts are facing their grimmest league start in a decade after conceding their second defeat in four matches.

This increases pressure on management of the club for Zito to be sacked by the 2000 African champions.

As result of this defeat, the Phobians will be compelled to fortify their technical bench this week.

Another coach under pressure is Nii Adu Sackey of Accra Great Olympics whose side suffered a painful 1-0 defeat at the hands of visiting Real Tamale United.

Shilla Alhassan pulled the trigger that found the net for RTU to record an important away win.

The Dade Boys are the only side without a win after four rounds of matches as they are now firmly rooted at the bottom of the table.

The first come-back of the season occurred at the Sunyani Coronation Parkwhere Ashanti Gold rallied from two goals down against Berekum Arsenals to level the scores.

Stephen Amankwah put the gunners ahead in the 25^th minute from the spot-kick before Ibrahim Duada doubled the lead a minute after the interval.

Alex Asamoah restored hope for the Miners before Shaibu Yakubu penalty in stoppage time spared them some blushes.

At the Gyandu Park, a tap-in from close range in the 35^th minute by Benjamin Annan halted the unbeaten of Heart of Lions against Sekondi Hasaacas. 

Gamba All Blacks averted a second successive defeat after substitute Osmanu Sakora's 63^rd minute goal cancelled out Ransford Osei opener for Kessben in the 39^th minute.

Liberty Professionals continued with the wining form and move to second spot after dismissing Tema Youth 2-0 at the Karl Reindorff Park.

Sam Ayew Yeboah got his third goal of the season and Udinese bound Kwadwo Asamoah's glancing header put the game beyond the Tema lads.

Zaytuna FC won the battle of the promoted when a Felix Baffoe strike in the 85^th minutes shut the mouths of the partisan crowd at Wa in their game against All Stars.

Zaytuna move to sixth place after back-to-back wins.

On Saturday, Kotoko thumped Sportive 0-3 and by virtue of Sunday?s results, have established a three point lead at the top.