Medeama Hold Final Training Session

Medeama have completed their final training session ahead of their CAF Confederation Cup clash against Young Africans on Saturday.

Coach Prince Owusu took his troops through the paces at the 60,000 National stadium in Dar Es Salam.

The players were all smiles as they took to the pitch and demonstrated their readiness to cause a massive football earthquake on Saturday.

The game promises to be exciting as the two teams will chase for maximum points to get their respective campaigns back on the road.

Going into the Saturday fixture against the Mainland champions, Medeama are not out of the woods as well after picking just a single point from their opening two games.

The Yellow and Mauves are in search of their first victory after losing and drawing their opening two games.

They failed to make home advantage count after drawing blank against Algerian side MO Bejaia on match-day two.

Kick-off is 16:00 GMT (1pm Ghana time).

Source: Ghanasoccernet

Medeama Hold Final Training Session

Medeama Eye Victory In Tanzania

Medeama coach Prince Owusu is hopeful of a win in his side’s third CAF Confederations Cup group game against Young Africans.

The Yellow and Mauves will play in their second away game in the group stage desperately in search of a first win in the group phase of the competition after losing to Mazembe and drawing with MO Bejaia.

For Owusu, who joined the club midway through their campaign, a win in Tanzania could kick start their quest for continental glory and also achieve their aim of reaching the semifinals of the competition.

“We are poised for the game, we have watched a few clips of them and we have adopted a strategy,” he said.” Owusu told reporters before team departed for Tanzania on Wednesday night.

“We know their strength and we have worked on that. We just hope and pray we get good results and Ghanaians must pray for us as well.” He added.

Medeama will play as guests of Young Africans at the 60,000 capacity National stadium in Dar es Salaam.

Medeama Eye Victory In Tanzania