The Eleven Is One lads made a bright start, immediately putting the visitors under pressure with quick passing and purposeful play from the wide areas. Captain Emmanuel Konadu Agyemang came close to creating the breakthrough in the fifth minute, delivering a superb cross that Isaac Arhin narrowly failed to convert.
Great Olympics responded with moments of threat on the counter, but the Allies defence remained organised to keep them at bay as the first half ended goalless.
Amos Teye was introduced at the break and made an immediate impact. The young forward raced onto a through ball, dribbled past two defenders and rounded the goalkeeper before calmly finishing into an empty net in the 50th minute.
Olympics pushed for an equaliser, but the boys defended resolutely to preserve the lead and secure all three points. The result marks a confident first home win for the Eleven Is One lads.