Deputy coach of Dreams FC, Winfred Dormon says he expects Dreams FC’s clash against WAFA on Saturday to be an exciting game at Sogakope.
The two sides play an identical style of possessive football and that according to Coach Dormon is the reason why it sets up to be a very entertaining game.
“WAFA plays possessive football, same as Dreams FC and so it all turns out to be an exciting game for fans to watch.”
A same style of play could mean both sides will be likely to cancel each other out but Coach Dormon notes that certain elements of Dreams FC could give us the edge.
“We have experienced players like Eric Gawu and Isaac Amoako and we have a much stronger attitude. If you see how we’ve won games, we’ve won them with our big mentality and also our competitive attitude on the pitch so I believe these are what will make the difference.”
Dreams FC will head into this matchweek 10 fixture on the back of a 3-game winning and there could be pressure on the team to try and maintain it but Coach Dormon mentions that the approach will be the same as re is no pressure on the team.
“Looking at where Dreams is coming from, we want to be competitive and so we will approach this game as any other game and will look to take our chances.”
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