the semi-finals, only being eliminated on penalties by Hafia FC of Guinea. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1990/91 NB: Table only shows 10/16 teams to focus on Dawu Youngstars Dawu managed to secure an impressive 5th place in the Ghanaian Premier League just three years after their formation. The club only finished four points behind 2nd-placed Accra Hearts of Oak, the biggest club in the country. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1991/92 NB: Stats only shown for 10/14 clubs to focus on Dawu Youngstars Dawu managed to emulate the success of the previous season, again finishing in 5th place. However, if they had won just one game fewer, Dawu would have finished in 10th place, an indication of how close the league was. The club was propelled by the goals of Abdul Mumuni, later to become a Ghanaian international, who was the Ghanaian Premier League's top scorer for the season. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1992/93 NB: Only 10/12 teams shown to focus on Dawu Youngstars Dawu slipped to sixth place in the league but still enjoyed a successful season, including keeping 3 consecutive clean sheets between rounds 2–4. Dawu's striker Felix Aboagye was the league's joint-second top-scorer, with 8 goals. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1993/94 Dawu dropped two places from the previous season but despite their low placing, were only six points away from 2nd placed Asante Kotoko. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1994/95 With just four games remaining in the league season, Dawu were in an impressive 3rd place, and could still have won the league. However, they took just one point from their last four matches and slumped to a 7th-placed finish. This poor end-of-season form almost dragged Dawu into the relegation zone, as they finished just four points clear of the two relegated teams. Ghanaian Premier League Record 1999 Dawu finished just four points above the relegation zone in a disappointing season. In a season of mixed results, including a 5–1 win over Ghapoha and a 5-1 reverse at Hearts of Oak, Youngstars saved themselves from relegation with an improved second half of the season, with two wins and a draw from the club's final three games. In the FA Cup, Dawu were eliminated in the first round after losing 6–5 to Corners of Konongo on penalties. Ghanaian Premier League Record 2000 Dawu very narrowly avoided relegation on the last day of the season. After a poor start to the