ZONE ONE A: Former Premier League side Real Tamale United has improved significantly in the Access Bank Division One League this season, accumulating the most points across all zones (47) and leading Zone One A by ten points. Newly promoted Walewale Catholic Stars sit at the bottom of the table with the least points (12).

ZONE ONE B: Former Premier League side Techiman Eleven Wonders leads the Zone One B table with 37 points after 20 matches played in the league so far, while city rivals Techiman Heroes struggle at the bottom of the table with just 16 points.

ZONE TWO: Swedru All Blacks remain on top of the Zone Two league table with 45 points, just one point ahead of second-placed Sekondi Rospak FC, despite back-to-back defeats in their previous fixtures. Sekondi Eleven Wise have amassed 16 points and are ten matches away from avoiding relegation.

ZONE THREE: Hohoe United leads the table in Zone Three after 20 rounds of matches, following 14 wins, three draws, and three defeats. Akatsi All Stars have dropped to the bottom of the table for the second successive time, having amassed 16 points, and will be keen to avoid relegation in their subsequent league fixtures.

TOP SCORERS: Swedru All Blacks ace Rudolf Junior Mensah holds the record with the most goals scored in the Access Bank Division One League this season, with 17 goals after 20 appearances, followed closely by Northern City's skipper Osman Zakaria with 15 goals.

CLEAN SHEETS: Derrick Prince Kofi of Soccer Intellectuals, Abdul Aziz Karim of Port City FC, and Techiman Eleven Wonders' shot-stopper Kwame Opoku lead the race with the cleanest sheets, each having kept 11 clean sheets.

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