Dreams FC head coach Winfred Dormon has criticized goalkeeper Gidios Asaeko following Sunday’s 3-2 defeat to Swedru All Blacks.
The Still Believe lads struggled against the Premier League newcomers at the University of Ghana Stadium, with all three goals conceded attributed to errors by Asaeko, including the opener from All Blacks’ standout striker Rudolf Mensah.
Dormon did not hold back in assessing the goalkeeper’s performance.
“The team was off-colour, we were just not good enough, and individual errors on the part of the goalkeeper cost us three avoidable goals," he said.
“When we went into the break, we spoke to the [the players], especially the goalkeeper, we lifted his confidence, but then another error and we conceded a goal [in the second half]," he added.
The loss leaves Dreams FC in 13th place on the league table with 11 points.
- What next?
Dreams FC will face winless Eleven Wonders in Matchday 12 this weekend.
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