With 30 points in the kitty, ASKO football club took the lea d in Togo's national first-division football championship after all first-leg matches had been completed last weekend.
ASKO beat TAC 2-0 to top the 16-team league table with 30 points, just one point ahead of second-placed Maranatha (29). Here are results of the weekend matches
ASKO beat TAC 2-0
Gomido beat US Masseda 1-0
AS Togo port lost 0-3 to AC Merlan
AS Togotelcom lost 0-2 to Maranatha
Etoile filante lost 0-2 to Kotoko
US Koroki beat Foadan 1-0
Sémassi drew 0-0 with - Abou Ose
AS Douanes drew 1-1 with Dyto
Standings on the League table:
1st - ASKO 30 points (+16),
2nd - Maranatha 29 pts (+8),
3rd - Kotoko 28 pts (+8),
4th - Gomido 27 pts (+8),
5th - AS Douanes 20pts (+2),
6th - US Masseda 20 pts (-1),
7th - Etoile filante 19 pts (0),
8th - Abou Osse 19 pts (-4),
9th - US Koroki 18 pts (-2),
10th - Dyto 17 pts (-3),
11th - Sémassi 17pts (-3),
12th - TAC 15 pts (-2),
13th - AS Togo port 15 pts (-6),
14th - AC Merlan 14 pts (-6),
15th - Foadan 12 pts (-7),
16th - As Togotelecom 11 pts (-13)
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