Vision FC showed great fighting spirit to come from behind and earn a dramatic 2–2 draw against Dreams FC in their matchweek 21 clash of the Ghana Premier League on Saturday afternoon.
The entertaining match was played at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex in Tema Newtown, and it delivered late drama for the Eewoo fans.
Dreams FC made a fast start and stunned the hosts early on when experienced forward John Antwi opened the scoring in the 24th minute. The visitors continued to press and were rewarded again in the 35th minute, with Antwi completing his brace to put Dreams FC firmly in control.
Vision FC struggled to settle but found a lifeline just before the break. Midfielder Nana Kwesi Amoah pulled one back in the 45th minute, giving the Eewoo Boys renewed belief heading into half-time.
The second half was closely contested, with Vision FC pushing for an equaliser while Dreams FC looked to protect their lead. As the match appeared to be slipping away from the hosts, late drama struck.
In the 90+1st minute, forward Sharif Mohammed Iddrisu rose to the occasion, scoring a crucial goal to spark wild celebrations and force the game to end in a 2–2 stalemate.
The draw lifts Vision FC from 15th to 13th on the league table with 24 points after 21 matches. They are still searching for their sixth win of the season, having recorded five wins, nine draws and seven defeats so far.
Dreams FC, meanwhile, remain 9th on the standings with 26 points, following a mixed campaign of seven wins, five draws and nine defeats in the 18-club league.
By: Pascal Amoah
