The visitors took control early and never looked back. Emmanuel Intori opened the scoring in the eighth minute with a delightful chip that left the home goalkeeper stranded. Robert Gyamfi doubled the advantage in the 20th minute, giving Port City a commanding 2-0 lead at the break.
Gold Stars improved after the interval and pushed forward in search of a way back into the contest, but they found a resolute Port City defence difficult to break down. The newcomers remained organised and clinical on the counter, protecting their clean sheet until the final whistle.
The result lifts Port City into a strong early position in the table and marks an impressive statement from the debutants. For Bibiani Gold Stars, the defeat leaves them near the foot of the standings after a difficult start to the campaign.
The victory forms part of a dramatic Matchday Four that also saw Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak suffer their first defeats of the season. Port City’s performance underlines the competitiveness of the league and the potential of newly promoted sides to cause upsets.
Both teams will now look ahead to the next round of fixtures as the 2026/27 season continues to take shape.