In a significant development, Dreams FC managed to clinch a valuable away point against Milo FC during the preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup. The match, which unfolded on August 19, 2023, in Conakry, Guinea, resulted in a draw that has injected excitement into the competition.
The game witnessed a dramatic turn of events when Mamady Bamba of Milo FC netted a late equalizer in the dying moments of full-time, effectively nullifying Gael Aholou’s 35th-minute opener for Dreams FC.
This outcome has substantially bolstered Dreams FC’s prospects of advancement to the subsequent stage of the tournament. Their path forward hinges on their upcoming return leg fixture at the Accra Stadium on the following Saturday.
A Display of Determination
Coach Karim Zito’s team exhibited unwavering determination as they took to the field, determined to hoist Ghana’s banner high. Despite orchestrating numerous incursions into the opponent’s territory, they faced difficulty finding the back of the net.
Repeated forays into the Guinean side’s half were consistently repelled by the vigilant defense, until the 35th minute when Milo FC’s steadfast backline finally succumbed, granting the Ghanaians an opportunity to seize the opening goal.
The Quest for Equality
Milo FC maintained their resolve and fervently pursued the equalizing goal, although their efforts proved fruitless until halftime intervened.
Summary
In an exciting turn of events during the CAF Confederation Cup clash, Dreams FC managed to secure a crucial away point against Milo FC. The preliminary round match held in Conakry, Guinea, concluded in a draw with late drama, as Milo FC’s Mamady Bamba scored an equalizer in the final moments to level the score against Dreams FC’s Gael Aholou’s earlier opener. This result significantly enhances Dreams FC’s chances of progressing further in the competition, hinging on their performance in the upcoming return leg match at the Accra Stadium. Coach Karim Zito’s determined squad showcased Ghana’s determination, relentlessly attacking but finding difficulty breaking through Milo FC’s defense until their breakthrough in the 35th minute. Despite Milo FC’s efforts, the first leg ended without additional goals.
