Kudus played a key role in the victory, providing the assist for Tottenham's opening goal with a superb corner that found Archie Gray inside the box.

The Ghana international was a constant threat down the right flank, troubling the Palace defence with his pace and dribbling ability. He completed five dribbles, won four fouls and created three chances as Spurs secured their third consecutive victory.

Tottenham took advantage of Crystal Palace being reduced to 10 men following Jean-Philippe Mateta's early red card, with Kudus making his influence count as the hosts controlled proceedings.

The 25-year-old has grown in confidence over the past few weeks after dealing with fitness concerns earlier in the campaign.

His latest performance further strengthens his case for a regular starting place under head coach Roberto De Zerbi, particularly with competition for attacking positions expected to increase.

Kudus will now be looking to maintain his form and add more goals to his growing contribution as Tottenham continue their push up the Premier League table.

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Opoku, who joined the Welsh club from Belgian side Zulte Waregem in the summer, was directly involved in two goals as Swansea produced a dominant display at home.

The 21-year-old provided the assist for Stephen Eustaquio's opening goal inside the first 10 minutes before getting on the scoresheet himself midway through the first half.

His goal came after a defensive mistake from Tom Atcheson allowed him to get into a promising position before firing past goalkeeper Balazs Toth.

Filip Lissah added a third for Swansea before the break, giving the hosts a comfortable advantage at half-time, with Opoku having contributed to two of the goals.

Ross Stewart completed the scoring in the second half to seal an emphatic victory for head coach Vitor Matos' side.

Opoku's latest contribution takes his tally to five goal involvements in 12 appearances since joining Swansea from Zulte Waregem in the summer.

The victory was a welcome response from Swansea following their defeat to Queens Park Rangers last weekend, while Opoku will be pleased with his growing influence in the team.

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Both sides head into the encounter on the back of consecutive defeats. Young Apostles have lost to Swedru All Blacks and Asante Kotoko, while Karela suffered setbacks against FC Port City and Swedru All Blacks.

Young Apostles have managed just two wins in their opening seven league matches, losing the other five. They have scored five goals and conceded 13, leaving them with plenty of work to do as they seek to turn their season around.

Karela have recorded three wins and four defeats in their eight matches, scoring seven goals and conceding nine. Their defensive struggles on the road will also be a concern, having conceded in each of their last five away matches.

The two sides last met on May 3, 2026, when Karela claimed a 2-1 victory. However, their last four meetings have been evenly contested, with both teams recording two wins each.

Young Apostles will hope to make home advantage count, while Karela will be eager to bounce back and return to winning ways.

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Both sides head into the encounter on the back of consecutive defeats. Young Apostles have lost to Swedru All Blacks and Asante Kotoko, while Karela suffered setbacks against FC Port City and Swedru All Blacks.

Young Apostles have managed just two wins in their opening seven league matches, losing the other five. They have scored five goals and conceded 13, leaving them with plenty of work to do as they seek to turn their season around.

Karela have recorded three wins and four defeats in their eight matches, scoring seven goals and conceding nine. Their defensive struggles on the road will also be a concern, having conceded in each of their last five away matches.

The two sides last met on May 3, 2026, when Karela claimed a 2-1 victory. However, their last four meetings have been evenly contested, with both teams recording two wins each.

Young Apostles will hope to make home advantage count, while Karela will be eager to bounce back and return to winning ways.

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The two sides will meet in the top flight for the first time, with the Phobians looking to maintain their push at the top of the table against a Debibi side eager to bounce back from defeat.

Hearts head into the encounter on the back of a narrow 1-0 victory over Basake Holy Stars at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium last weekend. The result extended their winning run to three league matches, having also beaten Vision FC and Port City.

The Accra giants currently sit second with 17 points from eight matches, level on points with leaders Medeama SC but trailing on goal difference.

Their defensive organisation has been a major strength this season. Hearts have conceded just twice in eight league matches, giving them the best defensive record in the competition. They have also kept four consecutive clean sheets.

The Phobians have been equally impressive on their travels, recording two wins, one draw and one defeat in four away matches. They have scored three goals and conceded just twice.

Coach Nebojsa Kapor believes his players have the quality and mentality to secure maximum points away from home, although he expects a difficult afternoon against the newcomers.

"I have given the players the confidence to win this game because this is a team capable of winning away matches. That is the mindset we have adopted. We must remain positive, focused and serious in our approach as we aim to secure all three points, although we know it will not be an easy task," Kapor said.

Debibi United, meanwhile, will be hoping to respond after suffering defeat to Bechem United in their last outing. The newly promoted side will be keen to make home advantage count as they prepare for their first-ever top-flight meeting with one of Ghana's most successful clubs.

With Hearts chasing another win to keep pace with Medeama at the summit, Debibi face a difficult challenge, but will have an opportunity to make a statement against the league's title contenders.

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The two sides will meet in the top flight for the first time, with the Phobians looking to maintain their push at the top of the table against a Debibi side eager to bounce back from defeat.

Hearts head into the encounter on the back of a narrow 1-0 victory over Basake Holy Stars at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium last weekend. The result extended their winning run to three league matches, having also beaten Vision FC and Port City.

The Accra giants currently sit second with 17 points from eight matches, level on points with leaders Medeama SC but trailing on goal difference.

Their defensive organisation has been a major strength this season. Hearts have conceded just twice in eight league matches, giving them the best defensive record in the competition. They have also kept four consecutive clean sheets.

The Phobians have been equally impressive on their travels, recording two wins, one draw and one defeat in four away matches. They have scored three goals and conceded just twice.

Coach Nebojsa Kapor believes his players have the quality and mentality to secure maximum points away from home, although he expects a difficult afternoon against the newcomers.

"I have given the players the confidence to win this game because this is a team capable of winning away matches. That is the mindset we have adopted. We must remain positive, focused and serious in our approach as we aim to secure all three points, although we know it will not be an easy task," Kapor said.

Debibi United, meanwhile, will be hoping to respond after suffering defeat to Bechem United in their last outing. The newly promoted side will be keen to make home advantage count as they prepare for their first-ever top-flight meeting with one of Ghana's most successful clubs.

With Hearts chasing another win to keep pace with Medeama at the summit, Debibi face a difficult challenge, but will have an opportunity to make a statement against the league's title contenders.

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Vision FC and FC Port City played out a goalless draw at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema on Saturday, with neither side able to build on their victories from the previous matchday.

Both teams came into the encounter hoping to make it back-to-back wins, but it proved to be a closely contested affair, with clear-cut chances few and far between.

The two sides were more organised defensively, making it difficult for either attack to find its rhythm. Despite their efforts, neither team could find a breakthrough as the game ended without a goal.

Port City enjoyed slightly more possession, with 56 per cent compared to Vision's 44 per cent. They also registered eight shots, while the hosts managed three, but neither side could turn their efforts into a winning goal.

The result sees Port City move up to third in the Ghana Premier League standings with 15 points, although their position could change depending on Sunday's results.

Vision FC, meanwhile, move to 12th with ten points from nine matches as they continue their search for consistency.

Vision will travel to face Karela United in their next league fixture, while Port City return home to host Basake Holy Stars.

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Vision FC and FC Port City played out a goalless draw at the Nii Adjei Kraku Sports Complex in Tema on Saturday, with neither side able to build on their victories from the previous matchday.

Both teams came into the encounter hoping to make it back-to-back wins, but it proved to be a closely contested affair, with clear-cut chances few and far between.

The two sides were more organised defensively, making it difficult for either attack to find its rhythm. Despite their efforts, neither team could find a breakthrough as the game ended without a goal.

Port City enjoyed slightly more possession, with 56 per cent compared to Vision's 44 per cent. They also registered eight shots, while the hosts managed three, but neither side could turn their efforts into a winning goal.

The result sees Port City move up to third in the Ghana Premier League standings with 12 points, although their position could change depending on Sunday's results.

Vision FC, meanwhile, move to 13th with seven points from eight matches as they continue their search for consistency.

Vision will travel to face Karela United in their next league fixture, while Port City return home to host Basake Holy Stars.

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