Bibiani Gold Stars produced a stunning second-half comeback to beat Dreams FC 3–2 at Dun’s Park, overturning a two-goal deficit in one of the most dramatic matches of the weekend’s Ghana Premier League action.
The champions looked in serious trouble at half-time after Dreams FC surged into a commanding lead through Abdul Razak Salifu and Mohammed Shaban. But an inspired display after the break saw Gold Stars score three unanswered goals, including a dramatic injury-time winner, to preserve their perfect home record and climb to fifth on the league table.
Dreams FC started brightly and were rewarded for their early pressure when Salifu broke the deadlock, calmly finishing to give the visitors the lead. The goal unsettled the home side, and Dreams took full advantage. Mohammed Shaban doubled the lead moments later, placing Gold Stars firmly on the back foot and giving the visitors control of the contest.
At that stage, Dreams appeared well positioned to claim a rare away victory, having dictated the tempo and limited Gold Stars’ attacking threat. However, the complexion of the match changed significantly after the interval as the home side returned with renewed urgency and belief.
Gold Stars began to push higher up the pitch, pressing Dreams into errors and forcing them deeper into their own half. The sustained pressure paid off when Emmanuel Agyei pulled one back in the 78th minute, igniting the home crowd and shifting the momentum decisively.
Sensing vulnerability in the Dreams defence, Gold Stars continued to attack with intensity. Barimah Kwame Baah emerged as the hero of the night, producing a clinical display when it mattered most. He struck the equaliser shortly after Agyei’s goal, restoring parity and setting the stage for a thrilling finale.
As the match entered stoppage time, both sides pushed for a winner, but it was Gold Stars who showed greater composure. Deep into injury time, Baah completed his brace with a sensational finish, sending Dun’s Park into raptures and sealing one of the most memorable comebacks of the season.
The victory reinforces Bibiani Gold Stars’ reputation as a formidable force on home soil. Their ability to recover from adversity highlighted their resilience, tactical discipline and belief — qualities that have underpinned their strong league campaign so far.
With the win, Gold Stars remain unbeaten at home and move up to fifth place, keeping them firmly in contention as the season progresses. Head coach and players alike will draw confidence from a performance that showcased both character and attacking quality under pressure.
For Dreams FC, the result deepens their struggles on the road. Despite an impressive first-half display, their inability to manage the game after the break proved costly. Defensive lapses and a loss of control allowed Gold Stars back into the contest, ultimately undoing their early advantage.
Dreams’ continued failure to secure points away from home sees them slip to 15th on the league table, increasing pressure as the season unfolds. While their attacking potential was evident, questions remain about game management and defensive concentration in key moments.
The match at Dun’s Park will be remembered as a classic example of football’s unpredictability — a contest that swung dramatically in momentum and ended with a statement of intent from the champions.
As the league race intensifies, Bibiani Gold Stars’ comeback victory may yet prove a defining moment in their campaign, while Dreams FC are left searching for answers as they attempt to reverse their away-day fortunes.