Bechem United staged an impressive second-half comeback to defeat Vision FC 4-2 at the Nana Gyeabour Park in Week Six of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League.
The Hunters recovered from surrendering their first-half lead and falling behind after the break to score three late goals and secure all three points in an entertaining encounter.
Emmanuel Kobi gave Bechem United the lead in the 39th minute, rewarding the home side for their efforts and sending them into half-time with a 1-0 advantage.
Vision FC, however, responded strongly after the restart, scoring twice within seven minutes to turn the game around and put the hosts under pressure.
Benjamin Kwarteng restored parity in the 47th minute before Ruben Quaye completed the turnaround five minutes later, giving Vision FC a 2-1 lead in the 52nd minute.
The visitors appeared to have taken control of the contest, but Bechem United refused to give up and intensified their search for an equaliser.
Their determination paid off in the 63rd minute when Yaw Acheampong found the back of the net to bring the score to 2-2 and revive the home side’s hopes of securing victory.
With the match finely balanced, both teams pushed for another goal, but it was Bechem United who produced the decisive moments in the closing stages.
Kofi Tompuo struck in the 87th minute to restore the Hunters’ lead, sparking celebrations among the home supporters as the hosts moved closer to claiming all three points.
Vision FC attempted to respond, but their hopes of rescuing a point were ended in stoppage time when Sam-an Mohammed inadvertently turned the ball into his own net in the 90+3rd minute.
The unfortunate own goal completed Bechem United’s 4-2 victory, capping a remarkable comeback after the hosts had fallen behind early in the second half.
The result provides a significant boost for Bechem United as they seek to build momentum in the league. Their ability to respond after losing the lead demonstrated their resilience and determination to fight until the final whistle.
The victory lifts the Hunters to seventh place in the league standings, giving them renewed confidence ahead of their next fixture.
Vision FC, meanwhile, drop to 15th position, just above the relegation zone, following a disappointing defeat in which they were unable to protect their second-half advantage.
The result leaves the visitors with work to do as they seek to improve their performances and move further away from the relegation places.
Bechem United will next travel to face Basake Holy Stars, while Vision FC will host Hearts of Oak as both sides prepare for their Week Seven assignments.
