VK Warriors moved clear at the top of the First Division League with a 2:0 win against Eleven Wanderers in Regular Season round two on 26 September. The hosts had already beaten Bektero Sasana 2:0 and Legon City 3:1 in previous outings, and the Wanderers had drawn 0:0 with Mighty Royals before suffering losses to Bereku Chelsea and Asante Kotoko. By then the pattern was clear enough — the home side were on a good run while the visitors had found no answer away from home.
Warriors had nothing to do all evening against a Wanderers outfit that looked short of ideas from the first whistle. They paid for a sloppy opening with the away side giving up possession and hitting them on the break, but the visitors never quite recovered their footing. To be fair, Wanderers had shown resilience in their 0:0 draw, but this was a different matter entirely.
And here's the thing — the prediction had been for an away victory with 71 per cent confidence, but the match went another way. Eleven Wanderers simply couldn't match the intensity at home, and once the hosts took control things came to a head in the second set. The scoreline reflected a comfortable evening for the leaders.
The result leaves Warriors top of the table with six points from two games, while Wanderers remain seventh on one point. The gap between them has widened, and the home side now fancy their chances of maintaining their unbeaten start.
