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    Medeama crowned 2025-26 GPL champions, seal CAF Champions League spot

    Medeama clinched the 2025-26 Ghana Premier League title after beating Heart of Lions 5-2 and qualifying for the CAF Champions League.

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    Medeama crowned 2025-26 GPL champions, seal CAF Champions League spot

    Medeama SC has secured the 2025-26 Ghana Premier League title and booked their place in next season’s CAF Champions League following a commanding 5-2 victory over Heart of Lions at the TnA Stadium on Sunday.

    The Tarkwa-based side sealed the championship with one match to spare after the closest challengers, Bibiani Gold Stars, lost to Dreams FC earlier in the day.

    Knowing victory would confirm them as champions if Gold Stars dropped points, Medeama delivered a ruthless performance despite heavy rainfall delaying kickoff at the TnA Stadium.

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    Kelvin Obeng opened the scoring in the 18th minute before completing his brace later in the first half to give the hosts complete control.

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    Heart of Lions briefly threatened a comeback after pulling one back, but Medeama remained sharp in attack throughout the contest.

    Derrick Fordjour struck twice in the second half, while Prince Owusu added another goal late on to cap an emphatic title-winning performance.

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    Heart of Lions scored twice, including a late penalty converted by Etse Dogl, but Medeama’s dominance ensured the result never looked in doubt.

    The triumph marks Medeama’s second Ghana Premier League title in three years after their maiden success in 2023, with the club now set to represent Ghana once again in the CAF Champions League.

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    Edem Kwame is a staff journalist at GH News Media, where he covers news, sports, politics and current affairs with a sharp focus on Ghanaian and African football.

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