Coming from two defeats to draw 1-1 with WAFA SC at home, defender Paul Abanga says his team will spare no efforts to win more matches as the season unfolds.
It’s been a tough start to the campaign for the Capelli Boys who have recorded three defeats, a win and a draw game in the five matches played.
The versatile player denotes that his side are aware of their performance and are working on righting the wrongs in subsequent games.
“Losing two in a row is not easy so definitely we felt the pressure but we will overcome it.”
“We are fighting to win more games though we lost twice in a row, we are bouncing back.”
“We had a draw against WAFA and we are going to win our next game.”
Inter Allies have another two straight games at the Accra Sports Stadium with away fixture against Great Olympics and home clash against King Faisal in the next two matches.
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