Austria: Samuel Tetteh Debuts In Leifering Win

Black Stars wide man, Samuel Tetteh, made his long-awaited debut for Austrian side, Leifering, in the opening matches of the Bundesliga.

The former West African Football Academy (WAFA SC) attacker joined the senior team of the club, Salzburg, in the off-season but has since been farmed out to the second tier side.

The Ghanaian flourished in his debut game for the club with his quick feet and pace down the flanks.

Tetteh lasted 71 minutes on the pitch alongside compatriot, Lawrence Atti Ziggi, in a crucial 1-0 over Horn.

The 20-year-old made his way into the annals of Ghana football last season after featuring for all the male national teams in one year.

The former WAFA SC attacker pocketed 4 goals in his 13 league appearance for then John Killa’s men.

Austria: Samuel Tetteh Debuts In Leifering Win

GPL Preview: Academy Boys Host Leaders At Sogakope

West African Football Academy(WAFA SC) will have to defend their unbeaten home run when they host Wa All Stars at their Sogakope Astro turf pitch.

The soccer mathematicians play host to the division’s table toppers in search of their first-ever win over the northen blues.

Wa All Stars dropped points in their own backyard ahead of the long trip to Sogakope but their unbeaten run in three fixtures against their host gives them a fighting chance.

The league’s leaders have been boosted by the return to full fitness of star man, Paul Asare De Vries, who lighted the Wa park at home to Ashgold SC.

The league’s most nomadic side have lost just four of the last 9 away fixtures including three wins to their name.

WAFA SC, on the other hand, boasts of the second best defensive home record in the top flight and, incidentally behind their host, but the return of Paul Asare and the imposing Richard Arthur could prove fatal for the soccer mathematicians.

A win for Wa All Stars will put them in pole position for the championship, with two successive home fixtures to honour after this game whiles WAFA SC will be relying on the wicked goal keeping heroics of Razak Abalora for any likely point from the game.

With Samuel Atta Mensah filling-in perfectly for the departed Emmanuel Ocran, the expected void left by the latter is not being felt.

Can the leaders repeat the form that saw them spank Aduana Stars, Hearts of Oak or Berekum Chelsea? The hosts spanked Hasaacas 5-0 in a mass demolition exercise though.

GPL Preview: Academy Boys Host Leaders At Sogakope

Martin Antwi Hails The Home Based Strikers.

West African Football Academy Sporting Club’s (WAFA SC) versatile midfielder Martin Antwi has heaped kind words on the home based strikers in the Ghana Premier league.

The imposing midfielder cited the ruthless nature of the GPL Strikers and their predatory instincts as enough for them to be respected.

The Sogakope based energetic player rated the strikers among the best in their chosen positions but urged them not to rest on their laurels.

Martin Antwi played down the absence of Samuel Tetteh and John Killa from their side and tipped the Academy side to improve their first round performance.

“Strikers in the league must be respected and given that treatment they deserve. Their striking Powers or abilities has been super and it can be seen in their strength with the ball at the feet. It is very difficult to take the ball away as a defender and they still score a lot of goals.”, Antwi told sports crusader.

The 20 year old midfielder is expected to shoulder  some scoring responsibilities  in the absence of star forward  Samuel Tetteh  who joined Austrian side Salzburg  half way through the season.

 

Martin Antwi Hails The Home Based Strikers.

Martin Antwi Confident WAFA Will Build On John Killa"s Foundation

West African Football Academy Sporting Club’s midfielder Martin Antwi is confident his side will build on the good work done by their departed trainer John Killa.

The attacking midfielder lavished kind words on his expatriate tactician for reposing confident in young players but remains optimistic of life without the dutch trainer.

The 20 year tipped his Sogakope based side to open a new chapter in the absence of their departed dutch master who left WAFA SC after a six year spell.

John Killa mutually ended his marital affair with WAFA after another impressive opening half of the GPL highlighted by their 7-0 aggregate scoreline win over Kotoko and Sekondi Hasaacas.

Martin Antwi, who has excelled under the managerial guidance of John Killa, commended his former trainer for the strong foundation laid before returning to his country of birth.

” I think John Killa has done a very great job before he left the shores of the country. He has built a very strong team before leaving and his abscence will not affect us in the second round of the season. We will build on our first round in the abscence of John Killa”, Martin Antwi told sports crusader.

The Academy boys have made their Sogakope pitch a fortress to account for their poor form on the road. John Killa returned Feyenoord SC to the top tier league in 2014 under a new name- WAFA SC.

Martin Antwi Confident WAFA Will Build On John Killa"s Foundation

WAFA Announce Signing of Kotoko Striker and Two Others

Ghana Premier League side, West Africa Football Academy (WAFA) has announced signing three players in the recently shut second transfer window of the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League (GPL) season.

The players namely, Richard Lartey, Elvis Amoh and Omar Chieck Oudraogou have been duly registered and ready to represent the Sogakope based

side for the commencement of the second round of the GPL.

Marquee among the trio is the arrival of Kotoko’s promising forward, Amoh who has initially joined on for the rest of the season. Lartey, a midfielder, also joins from lower division Golden Tulip on a six-months deal.

As has been the club’s mantra, teenager Oudraogou has been promoted from the youth team.

WAFA Announce Signing of Kotoko Striker and Two Others