Liberty Professionals defied the odds to record their second away victory of the campaign when they beat Eleven Wonders FC 1-0 at the Len Clay Stadium in Obuasi on Sunday.
Wonders have been banned from using the Nana Ameyaw Park in Techiman for defying COVID-19 protocols in their game against Asante Kotoko SC a fortnight ago.
Liberty have achieved back-to-back victories in a long while this campaign as they intensify their fight for survival.
Ignatius Osei-Fosu made four changes to the Wonders squad that held Ebusua Dwarfs to a 1-1 stalemate last week in Cape Coast.
McCarthy Ofori, Abdul Razaq Jafar and Sadat Abass Monarh came on to replace Clement Boahen, Tetteh Nortey and George Osei Amponsah respectively.
Nana Kobina Osoh was also handed his first start taking the place of Perry Addison Rockson.
Liberty head coach Silas Tetteh made only one alteration to the team that thrashed Elmina Sharks FC 4-0 at Sogakope last weekend.
The visitors saw majority of the ball in the first half and created the decent scoring chances but failed to make good use of any of the opportunities.
The moment of the first half was on the stroke of halftime when Wonders captain Rashid Mohammed made a timely intervention to stop Liberty from going ahead.
Striker Kwaku Karikari had already dribbled past goalkeeper Abdulai Ibrahim with an empty net yawning but Mohammed slided to block it.
Liberty finally got the breakthrough in the match in the 50th minute Karikari netted following a swift counter attack.
Wonders piled pressure on the visitors for an equaliser in the remaining minutes of the game but all attempts proved futile because the Liberty defence was resolute to deal with the threats.
The Scientific Soccer Lads have now moved just one point behind the survival places and host Berekum Chelsea in their next match.
Wonders will travel to Sogakope to face WAFA SC.