Great Olympics earned a vital 1-0 victory against Bofoakwa Tano at the Coronation Park on Sunday, pulling themselves clear of the relegation zone while striking a blow to their opponents’ survival hopes.
The match saw both teams enter the contest with the understanding that three points were crucial. Despite Bofoakwa Tano’s early dominance in possession and territory, Olympics chose a cautious approach, patiently absorbing their opponents’ attacks and waiting for opportunities to counter.
As the game progressed, Olympics grew in confidence, and their patience paid off in the 97th minute when Emmanuel Antwi delivered the decisive goal. This late strike sparked jubilation among the away fans, while Bofoakwa Tano’s players were left dejected on the pitch.
The win lifted Olympics to 10th position in the league standings, putting them six points clear of the relegation zone. Meanwhile, Bofoakwa Tano’s defeat extends their winless streak to nine league games, leaving them in second-from-bottom place.
The result underscores the importance of remaining resilient and seizing opportunities, and it provides a much-needed boost for Olympics as they continue their fight for top-flight survival.