
Maxwell Konadu, the head coach of Nsoatreman Football Club, expressed disappointment with his players' failure to follow tactical instructions during the early stages of the second half in their recent match against Hearts of Oak.
After securing a hard-fought victory over Nsoatreman FC in the Ghana Premier League, Hearts of Oak boss Aboubakar Ouattara believes his team could have been more ruthless in front of goal.
Berekum Chelsea bounced back from their previous defeat to Gold Stars with a resounding victory over Karela United at the Golden City Park on Sunday, March 3, 2024.
Mezack Afriyie's double and a late strike by Kusi Pandrous propelled The Bibires to a 3-0 win, lifting them to 5th place on the league table with 30 points.
Despite a goalless first half, Afriyie broke the deadlock just four minutes into the second half, setting the tone for Berekum Chelsea's dominance.
The forward extended the lead with a well-taken goal in the 67th minute, before Kusi Pandrous sealed the victory with a stoppage-time goal.
Meanwhile, Karela United's quest for consecutive wins came to an end as they slipped to a 15th-place position on the league standings.
The defeat compounded their struggles on the road, highlighting their challenges away from home.
Berekum Chelsea will next take on Accra Lions while Karela United host Asante Kotoko at Nalerigu.
In a tightly contested encounter on matchday 19 of the Ghana Premier League, Legon Cities and Accra Lions battled to a goalless draw at the Sogakope Red Bull Arena.
Following a defeat to Karela United in their previous outing, Legon Cities were determined to bounce back as they faced their Accra rivals on home turf.
Both teams showed glimpses of attacking prowess in the first half, with opportunities created at either end. However, neither side could break the deadlock, leaving coach Paa Kwesi Fabin frustrated on the sidelines, particularly after a penalty appeal was waved away by the referee.
As the game progressed into the second half, Accra Lions intensified their efforts to find the back of the net, but Legon Cities' defense held firm to keep the visitors at bay.
In a bid to tip the balance in their favor, both coaches made tactical substitutions, with Legon Cities' youngster Frank Antwi posing a threat in the closing stages of the match.
Despite the late surge from the hosts, Accra Lions' goalkeeper Andrews Owusu showcased his agility and shot-stopping abilities, ensuring his team secured a point on the road with some crucial saves.
Looking ahead, Accra Lions will shift their focus to their midweek fixture against Medeama, which was postponed from matchday 18, as they aim to continue their pursuit of valuable points in the league campaign.
Hearts of Oak came from behind to edge Nsoatreman FC by a crucial 1-2 at the Nana Amoah Koronmansah II stadium in an epic Ghana Premier League week 19 tie.