The coronation marked a historic moment for the Bibiani-based side, securing their first league title in their 27 years of existence. 

Gold Stars’ triumph was all but assured a week earlier, when a dominant 4–0 home win over relegated Accra Lions confirmed their place at the summit of Ghanaian football.

The match against Medeama was more than just a formality — it was a day of celebration for the team, their fans, and the entire town of Bibiani. 

Supporters filled Dun’s Park and the surrounding streets in their green and yellow colors, singing, dancing, and cheering a remarkable journey that has captured the imagination of fans across the country.

Led by captain Yakubu Dzia Ull-Haqq and head coach Frimpong Manso, Gold Stars received their trophy in a festive ceremony amid fireworks and cheers from passionate supporters.

The final whistle triggered a carnival-like atmosphere that stretched into the evening, reflecting a deep sense of community and accomplishment.

With the domestic crown secured, Gold Stars now turn their sights toward the continental stage. As champions of Ghana, they will represent the country in the preliminary rounds of the 2025–26 CAF Champions League, eager to make their mark in Africa’s elite club competition.

For now, the town of Bibiani is basking in a moment of glory — a triumph forged through perseverance, unity, and hard work — as Gold Stars celebrate their first-ever Premier League title.