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Moses Armah 'Parker', the bankroller of Medeama, has passionately called on Ghanaian football enthusiasts to rally behind the team as they prepare to face Al Ahly in the CAF Champions League.
After successfully progressing to the group stage of the competition with impressive performances in the preliminary stage, the Ghanaian champions are gearing up for a significant showdown.
Speaking in an interview with Peace FM, Parker stressed the importance of the upcoming match against Al Ahly, framing it as a clash between Ghana and Egypt. He urged Ghanaians to turn out in large numbers at the Baba Yara Stadium on Friday to support Medeama.
"Ghanaians should come and support Medeama; it is Ghana versus Egypt now, that is how the game is," Parker emphasized, underlining the significance of the fixture. He acknowledged the strength of Al Ahly's team, which boasts several players with experience in the Egyptian national team.
Despite the formidable challenge posed by Al Ahly, Parker expressed optimism about Medeama's chances and encouraged fans to contribute to a vibrant atmosphere. "They are all coming here, and if they want good football to watch, this is the time Ghana should come and support so that we thrash them," he declared.
Parker's call to support Medeama reflects the collective spirit of national pride, setting the stage for an exciting and closely watched encounter in the CAF Champions League.
Kwesi Appiah, a member of the Interim Management Committee (IMC) for Asante Kotoko, has emphasized the club's determination to rectify their slow start in the second round of the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League.
Despite a challenging beginning to the season, the Porcupines showed resilience and concluded the first round in third place, marking a notable improvement in their performance.
Appiah openly addressed the team's early struggles and subsequent progress, acknowledging their growing cohesion and understanding on the field.
"As we all saw from the middle part of the first round getting to the end, the team was performing very well because they have now gotten to know themselves very well," remarked Appiah, highlighting the positive shift in Kotoko's form.
While refraining from making lofty promises, Appiah expressed the team's commitment to giving their best in the upcoming matches.
"I will not say we will win the cup, but we will try to win. If we win, fine. If we don't win, as Otumfuo said, we should all go out there whether we win; it is a plus. If we don't, he thinks that we are building the team towards the near future," he stated.
With Kotoko's exit from the FA Cup, the team's sole focus is now on the Ghana Premier League, with ambitions to secure positive results and make significant strides in the remainder of the season.
