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Ghana Premier League: Swedru All Blacks stun Asante Kotoko with dramatic stoppage-time penalty

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
October 10, 2026
in Football, Ghana, Premier League, Top Stories
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Swedru All Blacks secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Asante Kotoko in their 2026/27 Ghana Premier League Matchweek Six encounter after Eric Wiafe Darkwah converted a penalty in the 90+4th minute to decide a tense contest on Saturday, October 10, 2026.

The decisive moment came deep into stoppage time when Darkwah stepped forward to take responsibility from the penalty spot, breaking Kotoko’s resistance and handing Swedru All Blacks a valuable victory in front of their supporters.

With both sides appearing destined to settle for a goalless draw, the late penalty changed the outcome of the match and ensured that the home side claimed all three points from an encounter that had remained finely balanced for almost the entire duration.

Darkwah maintained his composure under pressure to convert the spot-kick, sparking celebrations among the Swedru All Blacks faithful and leaving Asante Kotoko with virtually no time to respond.

The late goal proved particularly painful for Kotoko, who had worked hard to keep their opponents at bay throughout the match. Their defensive efforts appeared sufficient to secure a point until the decisive penalty arrived in the closing seconds.

For Swedru All Blacks, the victory represents a significant result in their ongoing campaign, as they demonstrated determination and patience before eventually finding a breakthrough at the most critical stage of the contest.

The match had developed into a tense battle, with neither team managing to establish the decisive advantage needed to separate them on the scoreboard. As the minutes passed and the possibility of a goalless draw increased, the late penalty ultimately provided the difference.

Darkwah’s successful conversion underlined the importance of remaining focused until the final whistle in the Ghana Premier League, where a single moment can determine the outcome of a closely contested fixture.

Asante Kotoko will be disappointed with the manner of the defeat, having held on for more than 90 minutes without conceding. The late setback denied them the opportunity to leave the encounter with at least a point and highlighted how quickly the outcome of a match can change in stoppage time.

For Swedru All Blacks, however, the final whistle confirmed a memorable victory secured through a decisive contribution from Darkwah, whose 90+4th-minute penalty ensured that the three points went their way.

The result adds another talking point to Matchweek Six of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League, with the dramatic finish once again highlighting the unpredictability and competitive nature of the domestic top-flight competition.

Tags: Ghana FootballGhana Premier LeagueKumasi Asante Kotoko SCSwedru All Blacks FC
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