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Samuel Boadu demands convincing win as Aduana FC target first three points

Nii Ansah Delrand by Nii Ansah Delrand
September 11, 2026
in Football, Ghana, Premier League
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Aduana FC head coach Samuel Boadu has stressed the importance of securing a convincing victory in their next Ghana Premier League game as the Dormaa-based side look to improve their position on the league table.

Boadu believes Aduana FC must respond strongly after picking up just one point from their opening fixture, especially as several of their competitors have already started accumulating maximum points.

Speaking ahead of the game, Boadu made it clear that his side cannot afford another result that leaves them with only a single point.

“It’s very important for us to win this match. Other clubs have picked up three points while we have one, so we need to win this game convincingly and move forward,” Boadu said.

The experienced coach is aware that the early stages of the season can quickly shape the direction of a campaign, with teams eager to establish momentum before the competition becomes even more intense.

For Aduana FC, the immediate objective is therefore to turn their one point into three and begin climbing the table.

Boadu’s emphasis on winning “convincingly” also underlines his desire for more than just a narrow victory. The coach wants his players to produce a performance that demonstrates their quality, confidence and ambition.

With other clubs already collecting three points, Aduana FC cannot afford to fall too far behind in the early stages of the campaign.

The team will consequently be expected to approach the game with greater urgency, while maintaining the discipline and organisation required to secure the desired result.

Boadu has also made it clear that the players must understand the importance of the opportunity in front of them. A victory would not only improve their points tally but could also provide the confidence needed to build momentum for the matches ahead.

The Aduana FC coach will therefore be looking for a determined display from his players, particularly in the decisive areas of the pitch.

The message from Boadu is simple: Aduana FC need three points, and they need a performance capable of moving the team forward.

As the Ghana Premier League campaign gathers momentum, every point will become increasingly valuable, making Boadu’s call for a convincing victory particularly significant.

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