The assistant coach of Bechem United, Seth Osei, has disclosed that the team is well-prepared to defeat Vision Football Club on Sunday.The Hunters will take on Vision FC today in a Week 24 encounter in the ongoing Ghana Premier League season.Speaking in a pre-match interview, coach Seth Osei bemoaned the 3-1 defeat to Medeama SC last weekend.He stressed that Bechem United have prepared well for the game against Vision FC and will be aiming for all three points at the end of the 90 minutes.“Well, it was a bad day. We wanted a win, but we didn’t get it. We suffered a heavy defeat but we have taken lessons from it. We have prepared well, and we are targeting a win. Vision FC is not a small thing. Even if they are a smaller team, we are not interested in that. Our plan is to prepare well and make sure we win the game,” coach Seth Osei told Bechem United TV.The game between Bechem United and Vision FC will kick off at 3 pm at Nana Fosu Gyeabour Stadium.

Bechem United midfielder Isaiah Nyarko is upbeat ahead of this weekend's Ghana Premier League encounter against Vision FC.In a pre-match interview, the midfielder urged fans to troop to the Stadium to support the team, assuring that players will fight for victory to make them happy.“The last match we lost affected us. This weekend, all the players are training, and we are confident we will secure victory against Vision FC on Sunday. There are no injuries, and the players are ready. We are appealing to the fans to come to the Stadium to support us, and we will win for them,” Isaiah Nyarko told Bechem United TV.The Ghana Premier League contest between Bechem United and Vision FC is scheduled to be played on Sunday, March 16.The game will kick off at 3 pm at Nana Fosu Gyeabour Stadium.Both teams are eager for victory to improve their positions on the Ghana Premier League table.

Nations FC will host Medeama SC at the Dr Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in Abrankese on Sunday in a Ghana Premier League encounter set for 15:00 local time.Nations head into the match on the back of a difficult run, having suffered three consecutive defeats against Bibiani Gold Stars, Young Apostles, and Bechem United. Their struggles in attack have been evident, managing just one goal in their last three outings. With nine wins, five draws, and six losses in 20 games, Nations will be desperate to turn their fortunes around in front of their home crowd.Medeama, on the other hand, come into the clash with momentum, having secured back-to-back victories over Bechem United and Legon Cities. However, their defensive weaknesses remain a concern, with the Yellow and Mauves conceding in each of their last four away matches. Medeama have an identical league record to Nations- nine wins, five draws, and six losses - but hold the edge in their head-to-head encounters, winning two of their last three meetings, including a 1-0 victory in October.With both sides evenly matched, this contest promises to be a tightly contested affair, with Nations aiming to bounce back and Medeama seeking to extend...

The head coach of Medeama Sporting Club, Ibrahim Tanko, is confident his team will win many games in the remainder of the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League season.The tactician was thrilled on Sunday when his team came from behind to defeat Bechem United 3-1 in their Week 23 showdown.Speaking in his post-match interview, coach Ibrahim Tanko assured fans that the remainder of the league season will be very good for the team, especially now that he has his full squad with no injuries in camp.“All the players who played did every well. I think it’s very good for us that all of them are on board, so definitely it’s going to be a good season for us,” coach Ibrahim Tanko said after the game against Bechem United.Ahead of games against Nations FC and FC Samartex, coach Ibrahim Tanko is optimistic Medeama SC will be victorious against both opponents.“We have two very tough away games, and if you look at it, we played today with all the players on board, definitely we are going out to win all the matches. It’s not going to be easy, but I think we have what it takes to win those...

Medeama Sporting Club coach, Ibrahim Tanko, has attributed his team's impressive 3-1 win over Bechem United to the extra time they had to train together during the Ghana Premier League's break.Tanko, who was recently appointed, believes that the additional training sessions played a crucial role in Medeama's success."We had time to train for a week, so I think it's part of the reason why we had a very good game today."The Mauve and Yellow's win marked their return to action after the league's suspension due to the tragic death of Asante Kotoko fan Francis Yaw "Pooley" Frimpong.Tanko was pleased with his team's performance, noting that they should have scored more goals in the first half.Medeama will look to build on this momentum as they face Nations FC and Samartex in their upcoming away games on March 16 and 18, respectively.With their newfound confidence and cohesion, the team is poised to make a strong push in the Ghana Premier League.

Medeama Sporting Club head coach Ibrahim Tanko has praised the impact of extensive training on his team's impressive 3-1 win over Bechem United.Tanko, who recently took the reins, believes that the extra training sessions during the Ghana Premier League's break were instrumental in Medeama's success."We had time to train for a week, so I think it's part of the reason why we had a very good game today."The Mauve and Yellow's win marked their return to action after the league's suspension due to the tragic death of Asante Kotoko fan Francis Yaw "Pooley" Frimpong.The break gave Tanko the opportunity to work closely with his players, and it paid off with a convincing victory.Medeama will look to build on this momentum as they face Nations FC and Samartex in their upcoming away games on March 16 and 18, respectively.With their newfound confidence and cohesion, the team is poised to make a strong push in the Ghana Premier League.

The head coach of Medeama Sporting Club, Ibrahim Tanko is confident his team can pick up wins against Nations FC and FC Samartex in their upcoming games in the Ghana Premier League.However, he admits, both matches will be tough and his players must be at their best to secure the desired results.“We have two very tough away games, and if you look at the way we played today with all the players on board, definitely we are going out to win all the matches. It’s not going to be easy, but I think we have what it takes to win those two matches,” coach Ibrahim Tanko said on Sunday.The Ghanaian tactician was speaking in his post-match interview after guiding Medeama SC to a 3-1 comeback win against Bechem United at home.The win has propelled Medeama SC to 6th in the Ghana Premier League table. Wins against Nations FC and FC Samartex would take the Tarkwa-based club into the top four of the league log.

The head coach of Medeama Sporting Club, Ibrahim Tanko, was full of praise for his players on Sunday afternoon after their 3-1 comeback victory against Bechem United in the Ghana Premier League.In his post-match interview, the coach argued that his side should have scored at least two more goals in the first half and won by a bigger margin.“We had a very good game against a very good, organised team, and I think in the first half we should have scored two or three more. But I think in the end it’s a deserved win for us,” Coach Ibrahim Tanko said.After the important win against Bechem United, Medeama SC are now 6th in the Ghana Premier League standings.The team is two points away from breaking into the top four of the league table.Up next for the Yellow and Mauve outfit, the team will play away to Nations FC in the Ghana Premier League.

Bechem United head coach Seth Osei has dismissed claims that the recent league suspension played a role in his team’s defeat to Medeama.The league had been put on hold following the tragic killing of Asante Kotoko fan Nana Pooley, but Osei insists that was not a factor in their performance.Speaking after the match, the coach acknowledged his team’s efforts but admitted they were not good enough to secure a positive result."One match, three goals—it has been a long time since we conceded like that. The little suspension, I will not say it affected us. The players did well, but it is not enough for us. Football is evolving, and as humans, while you are playing, you don’t expect me to perform the way we were three, four years ago. But we have done well today, looking at the first goal, how it happened, but our best today is not enough for us," Osei said.Bechem United will aim to bounce back when they face Vision FC in their next league match on March 16.

Medeama head coach, Ibrahim Tanko, has attributed his team’s impressive performance against Bechem United to the extended training time during the league’s suspension.The Tarkwa-based club secured a commanding 3-1 victory at the TNA Stadium in their first match since the Ghana Premier League resumed following a temporary halt.The competition was suspended for several weeks after the tragic death of Asante Kotoko fan, Francis Yaw “Pooley” Frimpong, who was fatally stabbed during violent clashes at Kotoko’s away game against Nsoatreman.Tanko, who was recently appointed as Medeama’s head coach, believes that the extra time in training helped his team execute their game plan effectively against Bechem.“We had a very good game against a very good, organized team, and I think in the first half, we should have scored two or three more goals, but I think in the end, it’s a deserved win for us."We had time to train for a week, so I think it’s part of the reason why we had a very good game today.”Medeama will face Nations FC and Samartex on March 16 and 18, respectively, as they continue their league campaign with back-to-back away fixtures.

Medeama SC head coach, Ibrahim Tanko says his side deserves their hard-fought win against Bechem United.The Yellow and Mauve hosted the Haunters in the Matchday 23 games at the TNA Park on Sunday.However, the away side broke the deadlock, but the former Premier League champions rallied from behind to record a 3-1 win to continue from where they left off after five weeks of no football action due to the tragic death of Francis Frimpong, also known as Nana Pooley.“We had a very good game against a very good organized team, and I think in the first half we should have scored two or three goals more, but I think in the end, it is a deserved win for us," Tanko said after the win.“We have an almost full house; all the players are on board, and he had time to train together for one week, so I think it is part of the reason why we had a great game today because all of them who played today did very well.“I think it is very good that all of them are on board, so definitely it is going to be a good season for...

Medeama SC staged a strong comeback to beat Bechem United 3-1 in an entertaining Ghana Premier League clash at the TnA Stadium in Tarkwa on Sunday.Bechem took an early lead through Darlvin Yeboah, who capitalized on a defensive lapse to fire home in the 6th minute. However, Medeama responded quickly, with Bernardinho Tetteh levelling the score in the 16th minute. The hosts continued to dominate possession but struggled to break Bechem’s defence until the second half.Michael Sarpong put Medeama ahead in the 67th minute, finishing off a well-worked team move. Bechem pushed for an equalizer, but Medeama's defence held firm. The game was sealed deep into stoppage time when Kelvin Nkrumah capitalized on a counterattack to make it 3-1 in the 94th minute.Medeama enjoyed 52% possession, created 21 goal attempts, and had eight shots on target, compared to Bechem’s two. The visitors forced more corners (9-5) but failed to convert their chances.The result sees Medeama secure back-to-back wins, moving up to sixth, while Bechem United suffer consecutive defeats, dropping to seventh in the standings.