FA DC Fines Medeama

Medeama SC has been fined an amount of GH¢2000 by the Disciplinary Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GPL) after a section of its supporters threatened, insulted  and assaulted match officials when Medeama played Dreams FC at the T&N Park.

 

Medeama SC, in their response, pleaded ‘not guilty’ and further explained that it was only a handful of supporters who threw sachets of water, for which its management swiftly intervened to curb the misdemeanor.

The response added that the club would therefore not agree with the charge that it failed to control the supporters.

Medeama will be in action in the CAF Confederation Cup today, as they battle Algerian side, MO Bejaia for progression to the semi-final stage.

FA DC Fines Medeama

CAF CC : Medeama on the Verge of Qualification After TP Mazembe Victory

Medeama SC put up a magnificent performance to overcome reigning CAF Champions league winners,TP Mazembe, after beating them by 3-2 in the penultimate  CAF Confederations Cup match played at the Essipong Stadium on Sunday.

Medeama delivered a sweet revenge with virtually the last kick of the game to defeat the Congolese giants after losing by 3-1 in their first encounter.

Enoch Attah Agyei gave the Ghana super Cup Champions the lead in the first half before left-back Moses Sarpong got the second from a spot kick.

Jonathan Bolingi pulled one back for the visitors midway in the second half.

Zambian international Reinford Kalaba pulled parity for Mazambe with 10 minutes to end proceedings.

Kwesi Dansu became the hero for Medeama by scoring a late winner for Medeama who secured all three points.

As it stand now in Group A, TP Mazembe tops the group with 10 points,the Medeama are second having accumulated eight points Medeama followed by MO Bejaia who have five pionts,and lastly Young Africans who have four points.

 

Medeama SC will have to avoid a defeat in their last encounter against MO Bejaia or lose by a slim margin because of the better goal difference advantage.

CAF CC : Medeama on the Verge of Qualification After TP Mazembe Victory

Mazembe Game Is A "Must-win" - Owusu

Coach of Medeama SC, Prince Owusu, has declared their encounter with Congelese giant, TP Mazembe, a ‘must-win’, if they are to progress to the next stage of the competition.

 

TP Mazembe have already qualified to the semi-finals, and will be looking forward to repeat the previous results when they won the corresponding fixture by 3-1 in Lubumbashi.

Medeama are second in Group A, level on points with MO Béjaïa, who travel to Tanzania to face Young Africans in the penultimate match of the group stages.

After their final training session ahead of the crucial encounter on Sunday, Coach Owusu said: “the match is not going to be an easy one. With lots of foreign players in their team, this should tell you the level of quality they hold.

“Their ultimate will be to come and score here, but my boys are poised for the encounter and we shall deliver a win for all Ghanaians.”

Medeama SC will be hoping to grab all three points against the defending CAF Champions league winners at the Essipong Sports Stadium on Sunday, August 14.

 

Mazembe Game Is A "Must-win" - Owusu

Huge Boost For TP Mazembe Ahead of Medeama Clash

Medeama SC next opponent in the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Confederation Cup, TP Mazembe have adopted a new training center located in the valley of the village of Futuka, about 30KM off Lubumbashi.

The ultra modern facility still under construction will host the five times African champions’ preparations ahead of their group “A” return leg match of the CAF Confederations Cup against Medeama.

The giants of DR Congo are on 10 points, five clear off MO Bejaia and Medeama and are poll position of qualify to the next stage of the competition

The first leg at Stade Mazembe in June saw the Ravens thrash the West Ghana side 3-1

 

Medeama will face off against Defending CAF Champions league Champions on the Sunday, 14,  August 2016 at the Essipong Stadium.

Huge Boost For TP Mazembe Ahead of Medeama Clash

CAF CC : Solomon Asante Eyes Medeama Scalp

DR Congo based Ghanaian midfielder Solomon Asante is targeting an opening victory over Medeama SC in the CAF confederation cup matches.

The slippery TP Mazembe’s attacking midfielder hailed the quality opposition posed by his compatriots but ruled out any surprise win for the Ghanaians.

The Ghanaians booked their maiden ticket to the money zone of the continental showdown in a stunning manner but will need to outplay their usual self to return home with a point in the opening group stage matches at the noisy Lubumbashi stadium.

Solomon Asante, who joined TP Mazembe from Ghanaian side Berekum Chelsea, has been one one of the key pillars of the Congolese giants since arrival from the Ghana Premier league.

The potable attacking midfielder pledged hell for his Ghanaian brothers ahead of their clash on Sunday.

“Medeama SC is a very good side but victory will be ours. They have faired extremely well in the competition do far but victory will be ours at the end of the game” Solomon Asante briefed sports crusader.

Mazemba crushed out of the champions league in the final hurdle in their quest to defend the trophy whiles Medeama SC booked a place in the money zone for only the first time.

The two sides go head to head on Sunday June 19,2016 at the dreaded Lubumbashi stadium in DR Congo.

CAF CC : Solomon Asante Eyes Medeama Scalp

CAF Appoints Referee For TP Mazembe vs. Medeama Confederation Cup Clash

CAF has appointed Seychellois referee Bernard Camille to handle Medeama’s CAF Confederations Cup tie against TP Mazembe in Lumbumbashi on June 19.

Camille is considered  to be one of Africa’s top norche referees having officiated numerous matches in the 2015 African Cup of Nations Tournament and FIFA Under -20 World Cup.

 

Medeama, who are Ghana’s sole representative in Africa and will be looking forward to impress the football world with its ‘razzle dazzling’ style of play in the continental competition,and will open their Confederations Cup group campaign with a difficult tie against the former Champions.

The Ghanaian Club confirmed their place at the money zone after eliminating South African outfit Mamelodi Sundowns at the play-off round.

CAF Appoints Referee For TP Mazembe vs. Medeama Confederation Cup Clash