Home sides are bullying the Ghana Premier League early on, with 41 wins from 63 games and goals flying in at both ends of the pitch.
Ghana's top flight is putting on a show. Through seven matchdays and 63 games, the Ghana Premier League has delivered 137 goals, an early-season return that points to an attacking, entertaining domestic competition.
Home advantage has been the story so far. Host teams have taken 41 victories, while visitors have managed just nine wins. The other 13 matches ended level. The goal count tells the same tale: home sides have found the net 93 times, while away teams have scored 44.
The goals have arrived at a remarkably steady rhythm, too. Sixty-eight were scored before the break and 69 after it, so there is no sign of teams fading or sitting back in either half.
The race for the individual scoring crown is wide open. Aduana FC's Stephen Amankona and Medeama SC attacker Kingsley Braye share the lead on four goals each, and neither has pulled clear yet.
At the other end, Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare is setting the standard. His five clean sheets are the most of any keeper in the league after Matchday 7, a big reason his side's defence has been hard to break down while goals flow elsewhere.
