Bechem United’s Emmanuel Abban emerged as one of the biggest headline makers, putting in a commanding display to steer the Hunters to a 2-0 victory over FC Samartex 1996. His impressive all-round contribution earned him the prestigious individual accolade as Bechem United secured a convincing home win.

At Dawu, Dreams FC’s Christian Owusu proved the difference-maker in his side’s narrow 1-0 triumph over Hohoe United FC. His quality and consistency throughout the match ensured the Still Believe lads walked away with all three points.

Another standout performer was Heart of Lions midfielder Etse Dogli, who drove his side to a 2-0 victory against Young Apostles FC. His decisive involvement in key moments earned him recognition as the best player on the day in Kpando.

GoldStars SC’s Razack Sanou also shone brightly in his team’s hard-fought 1-0 win over Karela United FC. Sanou’s work rate and influence across the pitch saw him earn the NASCO Man of the Match honour.

In Berekum, Marvin Owusu played a crucial role in Berekum Chelsea’s 2-1 victory over Nations FC. His performance stood out in a competitive fixture, helping the Blues secure another important win.

Despite a 1-1 draw between Swedru All Blacks United FC and Hearts of Oak SC, Clement Tutu’s brilliance did not go unnoticed, as he walked away with the Man of the Match award.

Basake Holy Stars FC’s thrilling 2-2 draw with Vision FC also produced an individual winner, with Prince Tweneboah being recognised for his creativity and tireless effort.

At the Baba Yara Stadium, Samba O’Neil of Asante Kotoko SC earned the individual award in their 1-1 draw with Aduana FC, after producing a standout performance for the Porcupine Warriors.

Even in defeat, Eleven Wonders FC’s Fuzy Taylor showed exceptional quality in their 2-1 loss to Medeama SC. His display was strong enough to earn him the NASCO Man of the Match honour, proving that brilliance can shine irrespective of the result.