TEMA, Ghana (Interstat) — Dreams FC secured a 2-1 victory over Vision FC in a Ghana Premier League match on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at Nii Adjei Kraku Sports Complex. The result defied pregame projections and was fueled by an early brace from a substitute.

The visiting Dreams side took control of the match in the first half with two goals from striker John Antwi, who entered the game as a substitute. Antwi opened the scoring in the 25th minute, finding the net with a right-footed finish. He doubled the lead just 12 minutes later in the 37th minute, again scoring with his right foot to stun the home crowd. His second goal was immediately followed by a yellow card shown to Dreams’ Seidu Suraj.

Vision FC, spurred by the deficit, responded before halftime. In the 44th minute, forward Nana Kwesi Amoah pulled a goal back with a right-footed strike, setting up a tense second half. The goal was assisted by defender Emmanuel Sanja.

The match grew increasingly physical as Vision FC pushed for an equalizer. The second half saw four yellow cards issued, with Vision FC’s Ridwan Ali (73rd minute) and Emmanuel Sanja (80th minute) booked, along with Dreams’ Christian Owusu (48th minute) and Abdoul Nafilss Konate (86th minute).

Despite sustained pressure from the home side, Dreams managed their lead and sealed the victory in the final moments. In the 90th minute, Dreams’ Sherif Mohammed Iddrisu scored a crucial right-footed goal to restore the two-goal cushion, effectively ending Vision FC’s comeback hopes. The assist was credited to Abdoul Nafilss Konate.

The outcome was a reversal of the pregame statistical expectations. Interstat’s game simulator had projected a 1-1 draw, and its ELO rating system had given Vision FC, the home team, a 52.7 percent probability of winning.

With the result, Dreams improved its Premier League record to eight wins, eight losses and four draws this season. The team sits in the middle of the table. Vision FC’s league record fell to five wins, seven losses and six draws, leaving them in the lower half. The teams’ records across all competitions are identical to their Premier League marks.

The match was a reversal of the teams’ previous meeting this season, which ended in a 1-1 draw on Oct. 5, 2025.

Dreams will look to build on the win when it hosts Karela on Friday, Feb. 13, in its next league fixture. Vision FC, seeking to rebound, will travel to face Eleven Wonders on the same date.