West African Football Academy SC kept their hopes of surviving in the Ghana Premier League alive after coming from two goals down to beat Bibiani Goldstars in a seven-goal thriller.
West African Football Academy SC inflicted a painful 4-3 home defeat on Bibiani Goldstars in their match-week 32 clash at the Dun's Park in Bibiani.
Bibiani Goldstars dominated the first department of the game with some fearsome attacks which earned them a 2-0 lead before the break.
Goldstars leading top-scorer Prince Opoku Agyemang opened the score for the host with a fine strike on the 13th minute of the game.
The home side continued their impressive performance against West African Football Academy SC (WAFA) to extend the lead on the 29th minute through Kingsford Boafo.
Bibiani Goldstars held on to the 2-0 lead with their scintillating performance displayed in the last fifteen minutes of the first half of the game.
In the second half, West African Football Academy produced a blistering performance to register three quick goals after hour-mark.
The Academy boys reduced the deficit via a spot-kick which was brilliantly converted by Marvin Owusu on the 64th minute of the game.
Duo Emmanuel Opoku Agyemang and Emmanuel Intori gave hopes to West African Football SC with their goals on the 69th and 71st minute to snatch a vital point to keep their hopes of surviving in the Ghanaian top-flight league alive.
Bibiani Goldstars skipper Haqq Yakubu levelled the score for the Green and Yellow lads with a powerful header on the 87th minute of the game.
On the 94th minute, Youngster Emmanuel Opoku Agyemang registered his second goal of the day for WAFA which eventually became the match-winner for the visitors to end their six-game winless streak.
Bibiani Goldstars occupies 12th position on the log with 42 points while West African Football Academy SC lies 17th position with 32 points after match-day 32 with two games to end the 2021/22 season.
