GPL Match Report : Brilliant Wa All Stars Breeze Past City

Wa All Stars FC ended  their winless home run with a convincing win over Techiman City at the Wa Park.

The Northern Blues spanked the Citizens by 2-0 to maintain their second place on the log.

Isaac Baah’s own goal on  the stroke of half time was followed by a beautifully driven goal from Paul Asare to maintain the unbeaten home form for the host.

An avalanche of chances in the first half left the supporters wondering when the ball will cross that magical line with the attackers toying with the fans’ pulse.

A solo run from the middle of the pitch by the quick-footed Mathew Kelvin Andoh, however resulted in the opening  goal on the stroke of half time.

The former Sammin FC wide man danced past four defenders which was unfortunately  whipped home by Isaac  Baah for the visitors.

Returning Paul  Asare then made sure of the points midway through the second half of the game with his first goal in 540 days.

The former Berlin  FC talismanic forward, dummied the entire back line with his left foot before unleashing a better strike from the edge of the box on the 70th minute mark.

The host maintained the one way traffic in search of the third goal only to be denied by desperate defending from the Citizens.

Wa All Stars next play Medeama SC at the weekend in pursuit of the top spot.

GPL Match Report : Brilliant Wa All Stars Breeze Past City

GPL Preview: Citizens Head To Wa Park

Wa All Stars host Techiman City at the Wa Park in search of all three points at stake.

The league’s most nomadic side returns to their favourite home ground after the long journey to Sogakope for the WAFA clash.

The second-placed host will be eyeing their first  win over the Citizens in a league match after the 3-1 spanking at the Den.

A Baba Mahama-inspired TCFC mauled Wa All Stars in the corresponding fixture to atone for the FA cup elimination  at the hands of the Wa-based side.

Enos Adepa’s ambitious side remains unbeaten at home in the current campaign, yet, has not won a league fixture in the last three attempts.

An inspired Richard Ofori at the Red Bulls Arena, coupled with the attacking instincts of Paul Asare and Richard Authur, could however prove fatal for the visiting TCFC.

Wa All Stars dropped into the second slot after their 2-1 defeat at Sogakope but, a convincing win over Brong Ahafo premier league newbies could steer them back  to the summit.

The host will however be without talismanic  center-back, Ismail Ganiu, who picked his third booking of the campaign away to the Academy Boys.

Wa All Stars have won just three of their eleven league fixtures played in the month of July, the latest win dating back to July 22, 2015; a 1-0 win over Aduana Stars.

The hosts have shipped just one goal in over 900 minutes at the Wa Park – Kenedy Ashia, the last Ghanaian to have scored as an opposition player while with Liberty Professionals.

With one defeat in the last 20 home matches, Wa All Stars look set to register their first win in their last four league outings.

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