King Faisal Football club head coach Andy Sinason believes his side should have won their Ghana Premier League week 7 fixture against Dreams FC.
The two drew 1-1 after regulation time at the Techiman Ohene Ameyaw Park on Friday afternoon.
Faisal captain Michael Akuffu had to leave the game due to an injury less than ten minutes after into the encounter and Albert Mensah took his place.
Striker Kwadwo Frimpong in jersey number 24 broke the deadlock in the 31st minute with a wonderful left-footed effort that left Dreams goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi absolutely no chance to deal with it. It was the substitute Mensah who provided the assist for the Faisal opener.
Dreams FC winger Emmanuel Ocran should have done better in the 37th minute as he broke free on the left side to create a good chance for himself in the box but his effort went wide.
Dreams FC improved in the second half as Joseph Esso was introduced by Karim Zito to add more quality to the attack of his team and in the 69th minute, the Still Believe side were rewarded with an equalizer following a corner kick.
Wadudu Yakubu saw an effort from a Dreams FC player deflect off his body into the net of goalkeeper Yusiu Kaisan who was shown a red card immediately after the Dreams goal. It appears Kaisan was caught in an off the ball incident.
“I am impressed with the performance of my players. I have been with them for just a week and looking at the way they played I am happy. We created a lot of chances and every coach will be happy if his team creates chances like that” King Faisal coach Nana Andy Sinason said after the game.
“We should have won the game, we created as many as nine chances in the first half. We should have buried them in the first half” Coach Andy Sinason added.
Kwame Peprah of the home team was voted MVP of the match.
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