Match Report: Dreams FC trounce King Faisal at Dawu

Dreams FC with the early incursion here in Dawu after Ali Huzaif nicely flicked a pass to Emmanuel Ocran who drived from a distance but his attempt flew over the opposition goal. Way way off target.

The host looked like they had taken the lead after Ali Huzaif headed home from Philemon Baffour’s cross from the right but assistant referee waved his flag up for offside.

King Faisal on the other hand, looked really dull in the opening minutes as they are yet to find their pieces to settle really well in the game.

Coach Kasim Gokyildiz forced to implement a quick substitution taking off injured Gabo Mohammed and replaced him with Mutawakilu Fuseini.

The tormentor in the afternoon Ali Huzaif wins the host a penalty on the 32nd minute after rounding goalkeeper Abdul Jabal Adams who fouled him in the process and subsequently got yellow carded.

Agyenim Boateng stepped up, converted neatly but referee ordered for a retake which was later saved by the Islamic SHS graduate once again, who is known  very well for his great ability of saving penalties.

The ‘Insha Allah’ lads with the last chance of the first department as Wadudu Yakubu had a huge space ahead of him to go for goal but his long range strike was miles out from reaching the post. It finished goalless in the first half.

Back from the break, the ‘Still Believe’ lads with another explosive start here as Agyenim Boateng wins them a free kick just on the edge of the box. It ended as a wasted effort resulting into a restart.

Just what they have been fighting for throughout, Dreams FC finally ended the barren nature of the game after defender Asafo Abednago tapped in from a close range to hand his side the lead in the game.

Both teams from then, made series of substitutions with the coaches varying their tactics to influence the game in their favour.

Substitute Sadat Mustapha doubled his side’s lead after finishing off decently with a nice tap in having received a brilliant mirror pass from Simba Sylvestre. 

Just few minutes after, the ‘Still Believe’ lads appear like running riots over their opponents as playmaker Emmanuel Ocran also found his name on the scoresheet registering Dreams third of the day.

Referee Phillip Attah Forson finally blew his whistle to bring proceedings to an end at the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu. The host with a huge win here!

Source: Kickgh