Dreams FC suffered a heartbreaking setback in their Ghana Premier League survival campaign after conceding a stoppage-time equalizer in a 1-1 draw against Debibi United on Matchweek 10.
The result leaves Dreams FC rooted to the bottom of the league table, with the Still Believe lads missing a golden opportunity to secure three crucial points in their battle against relegation.
Heading into the encounter, Dreams FC occupied 18th position with seven points from 10 matches, having recorded just one victory, four draws and five defeats. Debibi United, meanwhile, sat 15th with 11 points after three wins, two draws and five losses, making the fixture an important contest for both sides.
After a tense and closely contested first half, Dreams FC finally broke the deadlock in the 71st minute when they were awarded a penalty. Bernard Kokonu stepped up and confidently converted from the spot to hand the hosts a 1-0 lead, raising hopes of a much-needed victory.
With three points seemingly within reach, Dreams FC attempted to protect their advantage as Debibi United pushed forward in search of an equalizer. However, the visitors’ persistence paid off in stoppage time when Junior Kwadwo Obeng struck in the 90+1st minute to restore parity and silence the home supporters.
The late goal proved a devastating blow for Dreams FC, who were forced to settle for a point despite coming agonisingly close to victory.
The draw leaves Dreams FC in 18th place with eight points, while Debibi United move to 12 points, maintaining their position above the relegation zone as the battle for Ghana Premier League survival intensifies.
