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Aduana Stars FC
Aduana Stars are looking to return to winning ways when they welcome Accra Great Olympics to the Nana Agyemang Badu Park in Week 7 of the ongoing Ghana Premier League on Sunday.
Aduana Stars failed to build on the momentum on the victory against Accra Hearts of Oak as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Berekum Chelsea on matchday 6.
The Fire Boys will be aiming to pick maximum points in their Week 7 encounter against the high-flying Great Olympics.
Paa Kwesi Fabin and W.O Tandoh will be delighted to be going into the match with a full-strength team following the recovery of talismanic forward Yahaya Mohammed.
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Accra Great Olympics’ flying start to the season will be put to test Thursday when they host Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs in their match day 4 Premier League fixture at the Accra Sports stadium.
The ‘Dade Boys’ have picked back-to-back wins against Asante Kotoko and WAFA in their last two outings at the Accra stadium.
They currently lie third on the League with 10 points, one game adrift of the top team, Karela United FC who sit at the top with 11 points
10-man Oly survive WAFA scare
December 21, 2020
A 10-man Accra Great Olympics side laboured to defeat WAFA 1-0 in their match day six fixture of the Ghana Premier League (GPL) at the Accra Sports Stadium yesterday.
Having modified the free-flowing system that has endeared them to the fans, Annor Walker sets the team up defensively, preferring to catch the swift WAFA youngsters that had a greater share of the exchanges.
It took something special from the inspirational skipper of the side, Gladson Awako, in the 27
th minute to break a resilient WAFA defence.
The experienced midfielder picked a ball in the WAFA area, dribbled past a host of markers before firing past the WAFA goalie for the only goal of the match.
“We have taken lessons from this and will work on them.
“Some of the new players are only beginning to settle in. They will get better because they know the demands of the supporters and will respond accordingly.”
Once again, Kotoko had to do without new Brazilian acquisition Fabio Gama Dos Santos at the Accra Sports Stadium where the club are temporarily playing their home matches due to ongoing renovation works at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.
The 28-year-old sealed a two-year move to the Porcupine Warriors in October but is as yet to make his debut two months on.