Great Olympics' season woes was deepened with a tenth defeat inflicted by Real Tamale United in the Ghana Premier League match-week 24 fixture on Thursday night.
Real Tamale United came from behind to record a 3-1 home victory over Great Olympics at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale.
Great Olympics, who are yet to pick a win in their last five Premier League matches, commenced their game with an intense pressure on the host to concede in the early minutes.
Ghana U23 striker Yusif Abdul Razak opened the score for Great Olympics with a brilliant strike on the 10th minute of the game.
Real Tamale United gained possession to dominate the last twenty minutes of the first half but their attempts of levelling the score proved futile.
The first half ended in a 1-0 win for the visitors despite an impressive performance from the Tamale based outfit.
In the second half, Real Tamale United jetted off with a different attacking approach which eventually earned them a penalty after Mankuyeli Mohammed was fouled in the box by the Great Olympics goalkeeper.
Midfielder Mohammed Sadat elected himself to brilliantly convert the spot-kick firmly into the back of the net to make it a one-all draw on the 50th minute.
Real Tamale United exercised their attacking muscles to register two quick goals after the hour-mark through Stephen Dankwa Badu.
Dankwa Badu gave the host the lead with a fine strike on the 61st minute before netting his second goal on the 64th minute to seal their win over Great Olympics at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium.
Great Olympics could be found guilty for squandering the golden opportunity that fell for them in the dying embers of the game. It ended 3-1 for Real Tamale United.
Great Olympics remains in the drop-zone with 28 points while Real Tamale United occupies the 10th spot with 32 points after match-week 24
