Parin FC, a Division Three side from Tantra Hills, is steadily asserting itself in the Accra North District league after clinching a hard-fought 2-1 win over Nima Kings at the Borstal Institute Astro Turf on Saturday.
The match began with Parin FC taking the lead in the first half, capitalizing on an own goal from Nima Kings’ Samson Essah, who inadvertently diverted the ball into his own net under mounting pressure.
Nima Kings responded in the second half with a well-taken penalty, leveling the score and setting the stage for an intense contest. Both teams battled fiercely, with play swinging from end to end in search of the decisive goal.
In the dying stages of the match, Parin FC’s top scorer seized the opportunity during a chaotic scramble in the box to net the winner, securing all three points for the Tantra Hills side.
The victory takes Parin FC to nine points from a possible twelve, positioning them strongly as contenders for the division title if they maintain their current form throughout the season.
Head Coach Eric Nyarko praised his squad for their effort and resilience but acknowledged that improvements in finishing and goal-scoring efficiency will be crucial for the team’s continued success.
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