2020/21 Ghana Premier League: Inter Allies coach Felix Aboagye hopeful of avoiding relegation
Inter Allies stop-gap coach, Felix Aboagye hopeful his side will turn around the tides to avoid relegation from the Ghana Premier League.
The Tema-based side defeated Karela United 2-0 on match day 19 at the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu to keep their hopes of surviving alive.
Despite the win, Inter Allies are still bottom on the league table with 16 points, six points adrift the relegation zone.
"It was a great performance from the players, they worked extremely hard and made sure we had the three maximum points which are very vital for our survival – I want to thank the players for this amazing display and hopefully it propels us to face our challenges," he told the club's website.
"With this great performance you saw, I think we are better off than the first round and hope to get much better as the second round unfolds. It’s just the beginning of the second round and we don’t want to swollen-headed because we are not in a good position."
Inter Allies have won one and drawn one in their first two games at their new venue, Theater of Dreams. According to Aboagye, he hopes to make the stadium a fortress in their bid to avoid relegation.
"Accra Sports Stadium wasn’t favoring us, we needed to move so we came to Dawu. We play much better and compact football here and the stadium is good for us and hopes to make it a fortress," he added.
"I do not want to put it like it’s the pitch but we are a great team, the players are so fantastic and are adapting to the formation and system we are teaching them."
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