Dreams vs Medeama: 2-2 Draw Report, 23 September

Dreams vs Medeama finished 2-2 at the Tuba Astro Turf in Accra on Wednesday 23 September 2026. Dreams led twice, went down to ten men, and still looked set to win until Medeama equalised on 90 minutes. The game was a rescheduled round 1 fixture in the Ghana Premier League.

What was the score in Dreams vs Medeama?

The score was 2-2, and it was 1-1 at half-time. Kick-off was at 15:00 GMT, and API-Football shows six minutes of added time in the second half. Consequently, both sides took a point from a game that swung late.

Who scored in Dreams vs Medeama?

J. Agbovi opened the scoring for Dreams after 10 minutes. However, E. Owusu levelled for Medeama in the 24th minute, so the sides went in at 1-1.

Then the game turned. Dreams had A. O. Nauffal sent off in the 56th minute, which left them with ten men for the last half hour. Even so, A. Razak Salifu put Dreams 2-1 ahead in the 87th minute. Meanwhile, Medeama had brought on E. Anokye in the 79th minute, and he scored the equaliser in the 90th.

What were the line-ups for Dreams vs Medeama?

Dreams started with R. Osman, I. Sherif, D. Tetteh, A. O. Nauffal, Y. Isaac, T. Dhaud, K. Ahiable, S. Abdullah, M. Shaban, A. Razak Salifu and J. Agbovi. Medeama, managed by Ibrahim Tanko, started with F. Kyei, Y. Mubarik, Y. Osei, I. Doumbia, A. Yaya, E. Dogli, P. Owusu, E. Owusu, K. Braye, K. Nkrumah and E. Annor.

Medeama made all five of their substitutions between the 64th and 79th minutes. Notably, the last of them, E. Anokye for K. Nkrumah, produced the goal that saved a point. Therefore, the changes paid off for the visitors.

How did discipline shape the game?

Dreams collected four yellow cards and the red card. Two of the yellows came in the last few minutes, including one for the goalscorer Razak Salifu in the 88th. In contrast, Medeama were booked twice, in the 42nd and 54th minutes. As a result, Dreams paid a price for a second half spent chasing the game with ten players.

How did the game unfold minute by minute?

Dreams scored first through J. Agbovi after 10 minutes, and they picked up a yellow card two minutes later. Medeama levelled through E. Owusu in the 24th minute. Then discipline took over. Medeama were booked in the 42nd and 54th minutes, while Dreams collected another yellow in the 50th.

A. O. Nauffal’s red card followed in the 56th minute, so Dreams played the rest of the match with ten men. Even so, A. Razak Salifu put them 2-1 up in the 87th minute, and he was booked a minute later. However, Medeama equalised on 90 minutes through E. Anokye. Dreams then took a fourth yellow card in the second minute of added time.

What did Medeama’s substitutions change?

Medeama used all five of their substitutes, and the changes helped them chase the game against ten men. Three came together in the 64th minute, when D. Baffoe replaced Y. Osei, E. Adade replaced the goalscorer E. Owusu and D. Amponsah replaced I. Doumbia. Then K. Obeng came on for K. Braye in the 77th minute, and E. Anokye replaced K. Nkrumah in the 79th. Therefore, the last change produced the equaliser. API-Football shows no substitutions for Dreams.

What are the season numbers for each club?

Dreams have played three league games, drawing one and losing two. They have scored 5 and conceded 8, which is the highest goals-against total in the league. Medeama have played two, drawing both, with 3 scored and 3 conceded. As a result, neither club has a win yet.

Next, Dreams visit Bechem United on 27 September, host Accra Hearts of Oak on 4 October and visit Karela United on 11 October. Meanwhile, Medeama host Basake Holy Stars on 27 September and Port City on 30 September, then visit Debibi United on 4 October, according to API-Football.

What does the result mean for the table?

The point leaves Dreams 18th with 1 point from three games, and Medeama 16th with 2 points from two games. Both clubs are winless. However, Medeama have played one game fewer than most rivals, because their match against Port City is set for 30 September, according to API-Football. Check the live positions on the Ghana Premier League table and every score on the Ghana Premier League results page.

For every other result from that round, see our GPL matchday report.

What happens next for Dreams and Medeama?

Both clubs play again on Sunday 27 September. Dreams travel to Bechem United, and our Bechem United vs Dreams FC preview covers that game. Medeama host Basake Holy Stars at TNA Park, which we preview in Medeama vs Basake Holy Stars. You can read more on each club through the Dreams FC and Medeama Team Hub profiles.

Frequently asked questions

Who scored in Dreams vs Medeama?

J. Agbovi (10′) and A. Razak Salifu (87′) scored for Dreams. E. Owusu (24′) and E. Anokye (90′) scored for Medeama.

Was anyone sent off in Dreams vs Medeama?

Yes. A. O. Nauffal of Dreams received a red card in the 56th minute, according to API-Football.

Where was Dreams vs Medeama played?

The match was played at the Tuba Astro Turf in Accra on 23 September 2026.