Port City overturned a half-time deficit to defeat Debibi United 3-1 at Debibi Presby Park on Sunday and climb to third in the Ghana Premier League.
The Matchday 11 fixture appeared to be going Debibi’s way when Ibrahim Alhassan scored in first-half stoppage time, sending the hosts into the interval with a 1-0 lead.
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Port City responded strongly after the break. Isaac Mensah equalised in the 56th minute, bringing the visitors back into the contest.
Seven minutes later, Port City completed the turnaround as Owusu Ansah scored to put them ahead for the first time.
Ansah added his second goal of the afternoon in the 83rd minute, securing the result and giving Port City a two-goal advantage.
The win lifts Port City to 21 points, level with Hearts of Oak and three points behind leaders Medeama. It also strengthens their position among the leading teams after an important away victory.
Debibi United remain 15th with 11 points, just above the relegation zone, following the defeat.
Port City’s next fixture is at home against fellow strugglers Heart of Lions, when they will attempt to build on Sunday’s comeback.
Debibi United will look to respond when they travel to face Vision.
