Oracle F.A. Fall To Narrow 3-2 Defeat At Diaso United

Oracle F.A. travelled to Agona Port Astro Turf on 11 January 2026 for a 3:30pm kick-off in a league away fixture against Diaso United, ultimately suffering a 3-2 loss after a pulsating 90 minutes. The match was a tightly contested affair with both sides exchanging goals and tactical substitutions that kept the contest alive until the final whistle.

Oracle F.A. lined up in a 4-1-4-1 formation, deploying Ebenezer Quaye Ansah in goal. The defensive line consisted of Clifford Tweneboah at right back, central defenders Seth Adu Boateng and Buckman Obeng, and Promise Amegayibor on the left. Shawers Asare operated as the lone holding midfielder, shielding the back four. Ahead of him, the midfield quartet featured Kojo Ansah on the right wing, Mark Damoah and Isaac Boateng centrally as attacking midfielders, and Michael Agbi on the left. Leading the line was Obeng Prince as the sole striker. The substitutes available were Richmond Asante, Ahialorxo Steven, Ahialorxo Williams, Lawrence Laba, and Oscar Acquah.

The match burst into life early on when Diaso United took the lead in the 10th minute with a right-footed finish from inside the box. However, Oracle F.A. responded immediately, with Obeng Prince tapping in a close-range goal just a minute later, expertly set up by a short pass from Seth Adu Boateng. This quickfire exchange set the tone for an open and attacking contest.

Diaso United regained the advantage in the 25th minute, again scoring from inside the box with a right-footed strike that tested Oracle’s defensive resilience. The visitors struggled to contain their opponents’ forward momentum and conceded a third goal just before half-time. The third Diaso United goal came from close range, once more with the right foot, leaving Oracle F.A. trailing 3-1 at the break.

The second half started brightly for Oracle F.A., who immediately reduced the deficit through Kojo Ansah. Assisted by a neat short pass from Clifford Tweneboah, Ansah fired a right-footed shot past the goalkeeper in the 46th minute, reigniting hope for a comeback.

Tactical changes began to shape the latter stages of the game. At the hour mark, Richmond Asante replaced Mark Damoah in an attempt to add fresh impetus to the midfield. Later, in the 81st minute, Oracle F.A. made a flurry of substitutions: Ahialorxo Steven came on for Isaac Boateng, Ahialorxo Williams replaced striker Obeng Prince, Lawrence Laba took over from left-back Promise Amegayibor, and Oscar Acquah was introduced for right-back Clifford Tweneboah. These changes reflected a clear tactical shift as Oracle sought to claw back the deficit.

Despite their efforts and increased attacking pressure, Oracle F.A. were unable to find the equaliser. The match ended 3-2 in favour of Diaso United, who capitalised on their early dominance and clinical finishing inside the box. Oracle’s resilience and late substitutions kept them in contention, but ultimately they fell just short in this tightly fought league encounter.