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Striker Kwame Opoku was named in the Kotoko starting XI, despite media rumours of having signed a four-year deal with Algerian side USM Alger.
Faisal talisman Kwame Peprah, who has been linked to Hearts of Oak and Kotoko as potential replacements for Opoku, unsurprisingly led his outfit.
Whereas Opoku came into the game with six goals to his name, Peprah boasted nine strikes.
Augustine Okrah was the earliest to go close to finding the back of the net, his free-kick going just wide in the third minute.
A minute later at the other end, Faisal similarly replied with a Richard Wiafe free-kick which struck the upright.
Kwadwo Frimpong put the home side in front in the first half Fellow strugglers King Faisal and Dreams FC settled for a pulsating 1-1 draw on the return of Ghana Premier League action after the Christmas break in Techiman on Friday.
Kwadwo Frimpong put the home side in front in the first half before a deflected shot ensured both teams shared the spoils at the Nana Ameyaw Park.
King Faisal ended the game with 10 men after goalkeeper Kaisan Yuisu was shown the exit by referee Mohammed Misba.
It was a game of both halves as King Faisal enjoyed the chunk of possession but the visitors grew into the game in the second stanza.
King Faisal striker Kwame Peprah King Faisal striker Kwame Peprah clinched the Man of the Match award in the side’s uninspiring 1-1 stalemate against Dreams FC on match day-7 of the Ghana Premier League on Friday.
The striker was exceptional at the Nana Ameyaw Park as the two struggling teams shared the spoils.
Kwame Frimpong opened the scoring for the home side in the first half before a deflected shot ensured the visitors went home with a point.
King Faisal ended the game with 10 men after goalkeeper Kaisan Yuisu was shown the exit by referee Mohammed Misba.
It was a game of both halves as King Faisal enjoyed the chunk of possession but the visitors grew into the game in the second stanza.