Showing posts with label 2016 ghana premier league results and fixtures. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 8 March 2016

I"m Sorry For Red Card - Emmanuel Hayford

Dreams FC midfielder Emmanuel Hayford has apologized to the club and the teaming fans for his unsporting behaviour that led to his sending off in the game against Inter Allies.


 


The former Accra Hearts of Oak player was sent off by referee Yaw Ametepe after emotionally retaliating to a cynical challenge on captain Abdul Bashiru by an Inter Allies FC player.


Hayford lost his cool and had a scuffle with Lord Ofosuhene of Allies with both players taking an early shower with about 15 minutes to end the game.


“Words will never be enough to express how regretful I am for being rude in our game last Sunday. I understand I let the management, the technical team, the playing body and the supporters down which shouldn’t have happened,” Emmanuel Hayford told the club official website.


 


“I am pleading to you all with much love and respect to find a place in your heart to forgive me because am really sorry and it won’t happen again.”


 


The combative midfielder who has been key to the club’s smooth start to the season is to miss Sunday’s home game against Wa All stars.


Dreams FC occupies the third spot on the three-week old premier league table with 7 points and continues to remain as one of the three unbeaten sides in the competition.


Lawson Bekui grabbed a brace in his first premier league start for the club before Evans Mensah and Prince Baffoe scored for Inter Allies to push the game to a pulsating 2-2 draw.




I"m Sorry For Red Card - Emmanuel Hayford

Monday, 7 March 2016

We Played For A Draw - Hearts

Kenichi Yatshusashi, head coach of Accra Hearts of Oak has admitted his side travelled to Cape Coast in their match week 3 game against Dwarfs targeting just a point (draw).


 


The Phobians went into the clash against the ‘Abontoabontoa’ Las as favourite to win after a blistering start to life in the Ghana premier league under the Japanese-American gaffer.


 


Hearts failed to find the back of the net for the first time this season in a closely contested match but coach Yatshusashi was satisfied with the goalless draw.


 


During his post match interview, Kenichi mentioned the result was not three points dropped but a point gained.


 


He said, “we definitely came here at least to record a draw but when we score a goal we will take all the three points should it be available. What happened in the past is done as our focus was on this game.”


 


Hearts next game is at their favourite Accra sports stadium in match week 4 against Bechem United.




We Played For A Draw - Hearts