With two matches played in the 2026-27 Ghana Premier League campaign, Aduana FC are the only team to have played at least one game without scoring.
Sixteen clubs have found the net at least once this season with defending champions Medeama SC yet to kick a ball so far.
The Mauve and Yellow begins the defence of the title they won last season at Tema this weekend against Vision FC.
Medeama SC has two outstanding matches to play against Dreams FC and Port City FC due to their campaign in the African inter-club competition that ended at the preliminary round.
Aduana FC will look to get on the score sheet for the first time this weekend as the season continues with the Matchday Three fixtures.
The Ogya Boys hosts Karela United at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park, Dormaa-Ahenkro on Sunday in their second straight home game.
In their opening game of the season, Aduana FC drew goalless in against Heart of Lions at Kpando where they had a goal disallowed.
Last Sunday, they were beaten 1-0 at home by FC Samartex 1996 as the Timber Giants took all three points to Samreboi.
The current situation means a desperate one for the two-time Ghana champions who have made clear their intentions of winning the title this season.
And with the season continuing with the Matchday Three fixtures, the question is can they finally score and win the first game this weekend?
This is what confronts coach Samuel Buadu and his charges as they welcome Karela United to the Bono region on Sunday.
Pressure is building on Coach Buadu to start producing results with chieftains at the club expecting huge dividends from the former GPL winner when they appointed him to the post before the start of the season.
On Sunday, they will be massive favourites to collect the three points against a Karela United side that have been very poor travelers since they joined the Ghanaian top-flight.
Aduana FC fans are very passionate about the success of their club, and, they will demand nothing but all three points from the team on Sunday.
Coach Buadu and his charges will have to deliver on the day to bring their campaign back on track.
