Showing posts with label Liberty Professional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liberty Professional. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 May 2016

Liberty Professionals Beat Republicans In Friendly

A second half brace from Youngster Annan ensured that Ghana Premier League side Liberty Professionals came back from a goal down to recorded a 2-1 victory over Second Division side Madina Republicans in a keenly contested Friendly encounter at the Carle Reindorf Park on Thursday morning.


Former Liberty Striker, Mohammed Cissey had put the visitors ahead in the first half but the Dansoman based side came back strongly in the second half after a string of substitutions.


The Madina based side came into the game looking to avenge a 3-0 loss they suffered at the same venue last month but the Scientific Soccer Lads once again showed them the difference in class.


The game which was lined up to keep the Liberty players active due to the postponement of their Ghana Premier League Week 11 tie against Medeama SC also provided an opportunity for some players to make a return to the Carle Reindorf Park.







Former Liberty skipper, James Dissaramah along with striker Mohammed Cissey and midfielder Francis Mawuli are all former players at the Dansoman based club who returned to face their former club on Thursday morning.


 




Liberty Professionals Beat Republicans In Friendly

Monday, 25 April 2016

Liberty Eye GPL Crown

Assistant coach for Liberty Professionals, Felix Aboagye is optimistic his side will be champions of the Ghana Premier League (GPL) at the end of the season.


The Scientific Soccer lads earned their first away win of the season with a vintage performance aagainst Hasaacas, courtesy a Bernard Arthur late minute effort on Sunday at the Essipong Sports Stadium.


Liberty Professionals, despite making their Premier League debut in 1999 have never got closer to winning the top-flight league.


However, Felix Aboagye is optimistic the Dansoman based side would rewrite history and have their name on the list of winners for the GPL this season, following their 1-0 victory over Hasaacas.


“Any time we visit Hasaacas we don’t get good results, but this time around, we controlled the game and had the victory,” he said after the game.


“I am promising everyone that we would be league champions this season. Sometimes we decide not to play in the top four or something like that, but this season we will win the league,” Felix Aboagye said in a post-match interview.



Liberty Eye GPL Crown

Thursday, 7 April 2016

Our Coaches Are Doing ‘Surveillance’ On Kotoko- Liberty Skipper

Liberty Professional’s inspirational captain, Samuel Sarfo has disclosed that the club’s technical team is doing a ‘Surveillance’ work on Asante Kotoko ahead of the two side’s Ghana Premier League Match Day Seven fixture at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium this weekend.


According to the officer of the Ghana Police Service his team is aware of happenings in the camp of Kotoko stating that “They have started making noise”.


Speaking exclusively to SportsCrusader.com after Tuesday morning’s training session; the 25-year old defender further stated that despite the issues surrounding the Porcupine Warriors, Liberty Professionals are solely focused on the football on the pitch.


“Our able men, coach George Lamptey and Felix Aboagye are our commanders for the tough duel so they will do the surveillance before we will know how to attack them[Asante Kotoko]”, Samuel Sarfo noted.


“Everybody has a problem but we are enduring. Expect discipline performance, Good football and new form of tactics from our coaches” he added.


On Whether or not Kotoko’s off field issues will benefit the Dansoman based side, Sarfo said, “Our concentration is just on the field nothing else. Problems or no problems the game is coming on and we are preparing for it”



Our Coaches Are Doing ‘Surveillance’ On Kotoko- Liberty Skipper

Tuesday, 16 February 2016

What Is the Fate Of Techiman City?

All things been equal, the Ghana Premier League will start in four days but the fate of Techiman City — one of the sixteen premier league clubs is yet to be decided.


The Ghana FA Ethics Committee found the club guilty of alleged match-fixing with Wa Africa United to influence the their Division One match week 22 fixture at the Damongo Park.


They ruled that Techiman City should be demoted to Division two, reducing the number of premier league clubs to fifteen. The FA however, released a statement that decision reached by the Ethics Committee has not affected their plans scheduled for the upcoming season.


Techiman City has appealed and filed a stay of execution but the adjudicating body of the FA is yet to respond to their request with only four days to the start of the season.


The delay has raised eyebrows over whether the league will start with sixteen teams or fifteen.


Will the premier league board, the body empowered to organize league football in the country overlook the decision reached by the Ethics Committee and play a sixteen team league?


Ghana Football Association, the Ethics Committee and the Premier League Board is; what is the fate of Techiman City Football Club?









What Is the Fate Of Techiman City?