Bofoakwa Tano midfielder Elijah Addai says his outfit is determined to annex the FA Cup title this season.The Premier League returnees defeated defending champions Dreams FC 2-1 at the WAFA Park in Sogakope to secure a place in the final last Sunday.The Sunyani-based club will lock horns with Nsoatreman FC in the finals of the Cup competition next month.Speaking to Wontumi FM monitored by Footballghana.com, Addai affirmed his sides determination to clinch the FA Cup title against Nsoatreman FC.“We are very determined to win the FA Cup title. Management have engaged us concerning Africa slot. They have informed us about their readiness to compete in Africa should the team win the FA Cup. So it depends on us to go all out and win the trophy” he said.The finals of the this year’s FA Cup competition will be played at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium at Legon, with the date yet to be confirmed by the Committee led by Wilson Arthur.

Bofoakwa Tano will welcome CAF Confederation Cup semifinalists Dreams FC to the Sunyani Coronation Park for matchday 29 of the Ghana Premier League campaign.It promises to be a thrilling encounter, as both teams will be yearning for maximum points on Sunday to push them further of the Ghanaian top-flight table.The Sunyani-based club has managed just a win in their last five games, losing one and drawing three across the period. With 32 points, Bofoakwa Tano finds themselves in 15th position, one place above the relegation drop.The Premier League returnees will be looking forward to securing victory to bounce back to winning ways having gone three games without a win.Bofoakwa Tano are aiming for maximum points, but they come up against Dreams FC who are also desperate for points.Dreams FC, on the other side, remains focused on their domestic campaign having suffered elimination from the Confederation Cup after failing to eliminate Zamalek in the semifinals.The Still Believe lads are not well-placed on the Ghana Premier League standings with few games to end the campaign.The Dawu-based club are currently in the relegation and cannot afford to drop points in the remaining matches of the season....

Dreams FC starlet Abdul Aziz Issah has described their MTN FA game against Division One League side Soccer Intellectuals as a difficult.The Division One side came short when they took on the Still Believe lads at the Theater of Dreams in Dawu fighting for a place in the last four of the competition.Youngster Abdul Aziz Issah scored the only goal as the Ghana Premier League club came out tops, emerging one nil winners and booking their spot in the semis as Dreams FC hope to return to the CAF Confederation Cup immediately.Speaking after the game, Aziz Issah, who now has 13 goals plus assists for Dreams FC across all competitions, described the game as difficult because the lower tier club was motivated playing against a Ghana Premier League team.“It was a difficult game playing against a division one side they always use the Premier League to motivate themselves. We are okay. It was a good game.”Dreams FC will now face Bofoakwa Tano in the semifinal.

Soccer Intellectuals Coach, Richard Ansah, has admitted that Dreams FC were the better side in their FA Cup quarterfinal game on Thursday.The Division One side came short when they took on the Still Believe lads at the Theater of Dreams in Dawu fighting for a place in the last four of the competition.Youngster Abdul Aziz Issah scored the only goal as the Ghana Premier League club came out tops, emerging one nil winners and booking their spot in the semis as Dreams FC hope to return to the CAF Confederation Cup immediately.Speaking after the game, Richard Ansah complemented Dreams FC as the better team during the game.“My boys did well. They played to instructions and I would say we played with a better side.“Dreams are a very, very, very better side. I would say that's what happened within the 90 minutes. We were too cautious when we were playing. The boys were too cautious.“I would say Dreams FC would never underrate us but we overrated them and this is what was happening in the first half.”

Richard Ansah, the head coach of Division One League side, Soccer Intellectuals, said his team overrated Dreams FC in their FA Cup game on Thursday afternoon.The Division One side fell short when they faced the Still Believe lads at the Theater of Dreams in Dawu, competing for a place in the last four of the competition.Youngster Abdul Aziz Issah scored the only goal as the Ghana Premier League club emerged as one nil winners, securing their spot in the semis as Dreams FC aims to make a quick return to the CAF Confederation Cup.Following the game, Richard Ansah praised Dreams FC as the superior team during the match.“My boys did well. They played to instructions and I would say we played with a better side.“Dreams are a very, very, very better side. I would say that's what happened within the 90 minutes. We were too cautious when we were playing. The boys were too cautious.“I would say Dreams FC would never underrate us but we overrated them and this is what was happening in the first half.”

Former Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan believes Ghanaians were patient with Abdul Fatawu Issahaku despite his decision to miss the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations and focus on club football with Leicester City.Reports before the tournament in Cote d’Ivoire were that the 20-year-old didn’t go to the tournament so he could fulfil a games mark to secure a permanent move from Sporting CP to Leicester City.The decision was criticized by some fans, coupled with him getting suspended for a red card through the entire tournament duration.In an interview with Alexis Laura on YouTube, Asamoah Gyan commended Issahaku for his decision, stating despite the little criticisms, Ghanaians were rooting for him.“Although we needed him in the national team, but for him not to come to the AFCON, I think is the best decision he made because he had to focus on his playing career and make sure he gets to the height and Ghanaians had patience for him despite little criticism but I think it has paid off.”The former Dreams FC attacker’s choice has been vindicated by his performance, where he scored six goals and provided 13 assists in the Championship for Leicester City.

The Chief Executive Officer of Bibiani Goldstars, Kwasi Adu has declared unequivocally that Dreams FC's successful African campaign this season has disproved the belief held by the majority of football fanatics that Ghana football is in decline.Some Ghanaians over the years have said that their sudden love for foreign football to the neglect of the domestic football is because the local leagues are not competitive.But Kwasi Adu in interview asserted Dreams FC's performance in this year’s CAF Confederation Cup campaign is clear indication that Ghana football is not sinking as purported to be.“The smaller clubs are also getting good materials to compete with the giants. Dreams FC has nullified the perception that Ghana football is sinking. Before the Africa campaign, some football fanatics and to a larger extent, the media thought they were going to just add up to the numbers but they’ve proved them wrong. Dreams FC’s performance in Africa this season should tell everyone that our game is not sinking as purported to be” he said.The Still Believe lads defied all odds to reach the semifinals of their maiden participation in the Confederation Cup campaign.Dreams FC were on the brink of making history,...

Dreams FC coach Abdul Karim Zito has set sights on defending the FA Cup title at the end of the season.The Still Believe lads, who defeated King Faisal 2-0 last season to annex their first FA Cup title in the country are on the brink of winning the title for the second time.The Dawu-based club are in the semifinals of this year’s competition after beating Soccer Intellectuals in the quarterfinals clash on Thursday afternoon.Abdul Aziz Issah, who has emerged as a top transfer target for clubs in Africa and Europe at large scored the only to propel Dreams FC to book a place in the semifinals.Zito speaking after the game reiterated desire to defend the title to aid them qualification back to Africa.“As defending champion, I will be very happy to defend the title and go back to Africa again” he said.The Still Believe lads defied all odds to reach the semifinals of their maiden participation in the Confederation Cup campaign.Dreams FC were on the brink of making history, but things fell apart after succumbing to a heavy defeat at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday to Zamalek.The Ghana FA Cup holders...

Dreams FC attacking midfielder Abdul Aziz Issah says his outfit ultimate target is to defend the FA Cup title this season. The Still Believe lads inflicted a 1-0 win over Division One League side Soccer Intellectuals on Thursday to secure qualification to the semifinals of this year’s FA Cup competition.Abdul Aziz Issah, who has emerged as a top transfer target for clubs in Africa and Europe at large scored the only to propel Dreams FC to book a place in the semifinals.Speaking after the game, Issah emphasized the need to defend the FA Cup title and make a return to Africa for the second time running.“Our main target is to defend the title and make a return to Africa” he said after the game.The Still Believe lads defied all odds to reach the semifinals of their maiden participation in the Confederation Cup campaign.Dreams FC were on the brink of making history, but things fell apart after succumbing to a heavy defeat at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday to Zamalek.The Ghana FA Cup holders went into the return leg with the advantage after holding the Egyptian powerhouse to a pulsating goalless draw in the...

Dreams FC coach Abdul Karim Zito received a standing ovation from the Ghana Football Association Executive Council for his remarkable achievement as a coach.This was after a delegation from the 2023/24 CAF Confederation Cup campaigners paid a courtesy call on the leadership of the Ghana FA to express gratitude for the unwavering throughout their Africa journey.The Still Believe lads defied all odds to reach the semifinals of their maiden participation in the Confederation Cup campaign.Dreams FC were on the brink of making history, but things fell apart after succumbing to a heavy defeat at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday to Zamalek.The Ghana FA Cup holders went into the return leg with the advantage after holding the Egyptian powerhouse to a pulsating goalless draw in the first leg played at the Cairo International Stadium.But the Ghanaian outfits’ hopes of reaching the finals dashed after succumbing to a 3-0 defeat.Addressing Dreams FC’s delegation, the Ghana FA capo, Kurt Okraku singled out Coach Zito for high commendation, making reference to some of his achievements as a coach.These feats include leading the Black Satellites to victory in the WAFU ZONE B U20 Championship and the U20...

Dreams FC attacker Abdul Aziz Issah was pleased with his team's victory against Soccer Intellectuals in the MTN FA Cup quarterfinals on Thursday afternoon.The Dawu-based club secured a 1-0 win over their Division One opponents, with Issah scoring the only goal in the first half.Speaking after the game, Issah acknowledged the difficulty of playing against a lower-league side, saying, "We are okay with the victory because it was a tough game playing against a Division One side. It's not an easy game, but we are happy to have won."Issah also praised the opposition for using the opportunity to motivate themselves against a Premier League side, saying, "It was a good game too."The victory sees Dreams FC progress to the semifinals of the MTN FA Cup, where they will look to defend their title and secure a spot in African competition. Issah said, "Our target is to defend the title and go to Africa again. That is our main aim for now."

Dreams FC coach Karim Zito has expressed his aim to secure a win or draw in their upcoming match against Bofoakwa Tano in the 29th week of the league.The statement came after Dreams FC defeated Soccer Intellectuals 1-0 in the quarterfinals of the MTN FA Cup, securing their spot in the semi-finals.The Dawu-based club, which made history last season by lifting the MTN FA Cup trophy for the first time, is currently placed 16th on the league table with 31 points and four games in hand.In a post-match interview, Zito emphasized the need for the team to win at least three of their remaining matches to improve their position in the league."We are going there to do our best to win or draw we have four matches I have calculated it the way the league is going now we have to win about three matches and then elevate ourselves to a better position," he said."Because if I tell you how these boys went through with Africa traveling Wednesday, Sunday it is too tedious so if you don't manage it well we may not get what we needed. So I think we are going to do...

Ghanaian international, Abdul Aziz Issah is a transfer target of German Champions, Bayer Leverkusen.This is according to information gathered from GHANAsoccernet.com.Abdul Aziz Issah, 18, has been unplayable for Dreams Football Club this season with his outstanding performances.With his amazing left-foot, he has been the star man for the Ghana Premier League side in all competitions, creating chances and scoring as well.In the CAF Confederations Cup campaign of Dreams FC, Abdul Aziz Issah scored four goals and provided two assists in 12 games to help his team to reach the semi-finals.It is understood that he has been monitored by Bayer Leverkusen in the last few months due to his displays.The club is believed to be interested in the player and has contacted Dreams FC over the possibility of signing him in the summer transfer window.While no official talks have started, it is highly likely that Abdul Aziz Issah will move at the end of the season.

Dreams secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Soccer Intellectuals in the quarterfinals of the MTN FA Cup on Thursday afternoon.Coach Karim Zito admitted that his team had to carefully manage their energy levels due to fatigue from their recent two-legged semi-final against Zamalek and an upcoming league clash with Bofoakwa Tano.The Dawu-based club, which made history by lifting the MTN FA Cup trophy for the first time last season, hosted Soccer Intellectuals at the Theatre of Dreams. Abdul Aziz Issah scored the game's only goal in the first half, giving Dreams FC the edge they needed to progress to the semi-finals.Zito explained that his team controlled possession and tried to penetrate Soccer Intellectuals' defense, but the opponents were hesitant to open up. After taking the lead, Dreams FC opted to manage the game and conserve energy for their upcoming league match against Bofoakwa Tano on Sunday."From the beginning of the game, you saw that we were in charge of the possession trying to penetrate through. But as you saw, they packed themselves, afraid to come out and open up. So we also decided to hold the ball, and after we got the one goal, we tried...