Eleven Wonders’ struggles have deepened following a crushing 3–0 defeat to Young Apostles in Wenchi — their third consecutive league loss and eighth defeat in the last ten matches, with just two wins in that run. The Premier League returnees remain rooted to the bottom of the table with only nine points from 21 games.
The statistics underline a worrying campaign: the fewest goals scored in the league (14), the most goals conceded (35), and only two victories all season.
Both of those wins, however, came at home a s; lender thread of hope the Swedru-based side will cling to as they attempt to halt a dismal three-game losing streak.
Standing in their way is Vision FC, a team hovering just one point above the relegation zone but displaying far greater resilience in recent weeks. Vision have suffered only one defeat in their last six league outings, recording two wins and three draws in that period.
Their most recent performance showcased determination and character, battling from behind to earn a dramatic 2–2 draw against Dreams FC.
The Tema-based outfit head into the trip with growing confidence, unbeaten in their last three away league fixtures with one win and two draws. That record stands in sharp contrast to Eleven Wonders’ alarming home form, having lost four of their last five matches at their own ground.
Vision FC currently rank among the league’s top ten away performers and will be keen to complete a league double over their struggling hosts, while Eleven Wonders fight desperately to keep their survival hopes alive.
