Dreams FC head into Sunday’s Ghana Premier League encounter full of confidence as they welcome Young Apostles to the Tuba Astroturf, buoyed by a three-match unbeaten run without conceding a goal.
The Dawu-based side have quietly gathered momentum in recent weeks. A hard-fought draw against Hearts of Oak last time out stretched their unbeaten streak to three matches and highlighted a growing defensive solidity, with three consecutive clean sheets.
Dreams have also turned their home ground into a fortress. They have won their last four matches at Tuba, establishing themselves as one of the league’s most reliable sides on familiar turf. Coupled with the third-highest goal tally in the division, they pose a significant threat at both ends of the pitch.
Young Apostles, however, arrive under pressure. Sitting 15th on the table, they are winless in their last five matches and continue to battle inconsistency. A draw against Hohoe United last Sunday offered little relief, with defensive frailties still evident. The Apostles have conceded in six consecutive matches, a worrying run ahead of a clash with an in-form Dreams attack.
Recent meetings point to a competitive contest. The two sides have faced each other three times since October 2024, with Young Apostles holding a slight edge after two wins, including a 2–1 victory in their last meeting in September 2025. Dreams, though, will take confidence from their current form and strong home record.
With Dreams FC ninth on 24 points and Young Apostles just two points behind, Sunday’s fixture carries weight at both ends of the table—momentum and a push up the standings for Dreams, and a crucial survival boost for the visitors.
