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The 2025 Bankers Football League (BFL) delivered an exhilarating Week 6, with dramatic results shaking up the standings as teams battled it out at McDan Park and St. Thomas Aquinas Park venues on Saturday in Accra.
The latest fixtures have intensified the race for the top spot, while strugglers at the bottom fought desperately to climb out of the relegation zone.
NIB emerged as the new league leaders, securing 16 points from seven matches with a commanding +14 goal difference after a 2-0 victory over Societe Generale at the St. Thomas Aquinas School Park.
The shift at the summit came as UMB, previously unbeaten, stumbled with a 1-1 draw against Access Bank at McDan, leaving them level on 16 points but with a +11 goal difference, slipping to second place.ABSA held firm in third with 14 points and a +5 goal difference following a 2-1 win over GCB who dropped to fourth with 13 points and a +3 goal difference after a 1-2 loss to ABSA.
The mid-table saw intense competition, with OmniBSIC maintaining fourth place on 12 points and a +6 goal difference despite a 1-3 defeat to NIB.
Ecobank matched OmniBSIC’s 12 points with a +3 goal difference, securing a 1-0 win over UMB, which highlighted the league’s unpredictability.
Access Bank climbed to seventh with 11 points and a -1 goal difference after their draw with UMB, while Republic Bank held eighth place with 10 points and a neutral goal difference following a 2-2 draw with BOG.
At the bottom, UBA and FirstBank remain mired in the relegation zone, each with just one point from six games.
UBA suffered a 0-2 loss to Republic Bank, deepening their crisis with a -12 goal difference, while FirstBank fell 0-1 to CAL Bank, their goal difference now at -10. Stanbic Bank, with nine points and a -4 goal difference, slipped to ninth after a 0-1 defeat to GCB, adding pressure to their campaign.
Week 6’s results underscored the league’s competitiveness, with standout performances including CAL Bank’s 0-0 draw with Ecobank and BOG’s 2-1 win over GTCO.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on how the table evolves, with NIB now setting the pace and UMB aiming to reclaim their dominance. For UBA and FirstBank, the fight for survival grows increasingly urgent.
