Bechem United coach Solomon Odwo believes his side were stronger for Great Olympics in their 1-0 win on Sunday on the final day of the Ghana Premier League.
The Hunters needed the win to stay up and the result meant Olympics had to be evicted.
''It was a match of destiny, both teams played well, I think my players were tactically better than Olympics, we wasted a lot of chances, we could have scored more, a draw would have send us to relegation,'' Odwo told footballmadeinghana.com
''We wanted to win and we had that goal in two minutes thirty seconds.
''We have a lot to do, we won three solid away games to survive from relegation.
''We will go back and put things in order for the next season.''
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