Hearts Face Winless Dreams FC in Premier League Clash

Hearts Target Bounce-Back Win Against Winless Dreams FC Hearts of Oak travel to face Dreams FC, who have collected just one point and conceded a league-high nine goals, as both sides look to fix their season on Saturday. Dreams FC have endured a torrid start to the Ghana Premier League campaign, picking up just one point from their opening four matches and shipping a league-high nine goals, the GFA reports.

The Dansoman-based club, nicknamed Still Believe, will be hoping home advantage can finally spark a turnaround as they look to end their winless run. Saturday's Ghana Premier League fixtures: Dreams FC host Hearts of Oak, while Vision FC welcome Gold Stars.

The defeat leaves Hearts with two wins, a draw and a loss from four matches, a record the club will want to improve as the season develops. Kick-off for the Dreams FC versus Hearts of Oak fixture is set for 3PM, with the match being broadcast live, the GFA noted.

Vision FC Host Struggling Gold Stars In Tema, Vision FC will also be targeting a return to winning form when they host Gold Stars SC at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, also kicking off at 3PM on Saturday, according to the GFA. Vision FC go into the match unbeaten in their last four league outings at their home venue, while Gold Stars travel to Tema in need of a result having suffered three defeats in their last four games.

Why These Results Matter Both fixtures carry early-season significance for clubs at opposite ends of the table. A win for Hearts would restore momentum after their first loss of the campaign, while a Dreams FC victory would offer a much-needed lift to a side that has struggled defensively, having already conceded nine goals in just four matches.

For Vision FC and Gold Stars, three points could help settle nerves after mixed starts, with Gold Stars in particular needing to arrest a slide that has seen them lose three of their last four games. What Happens Next Both matches are scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026, with kick-off at 3PM at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium and the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema New Town respectively, the GFA confirmed.

No further fixtures beyond this round have been detailed in the GFA's announcement.