Liberty Professionals coach, Reginald Asante has attributed their 1:0 defeat to Dreams FC to referee Emmanuel Ansah at the Sogakope Park on Thursday afternoon.
Striker, Zuberu Sharani 28th minute strike was enough for the Ghana Premier League returnees which have deepened the woes of the Dansoman lads who continue to sink deeper on the league log.
And Asante believes that the match official decided the score line of the game and wants the Referees Review Committee to deal with Ansah.
Asante believes that his sides call for a penalty in the dying embers of the game was legitimate but the referee ignored it, but several reverse angles on television showed the Liberty player was fouled outside the box.
"It was a fantastic game but I'm disappointed in the referee. You all saw how he denied us a clear penalty and also took some infringements against us to frustrate my boys.
"It was a game we shouldn't have lost but the referee determined the scoreline," he added.
The defeat means Liberty Professionals remain second from the bottom with a game in hand while Dreams FC move four places up to share the top spot with AshGold and Karela FC on 14 points each.
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