Football

Nsoatreman clinch first major trophy with thrilling MTN FA Cup victory over Bofoakwa Tano

Nsoatreman FC are set to play in next season’s CAF Confederation Cup after clinching their first major trophy with a thrilling penalty shootout victory over Bofoakwa Tano in the MTN FA Cup final.

Bofoakwa Tano took the lead in the 22nd minute through a well-placed goal by Richard Dzikoe. The Sunyani-based team looked poised to lift the trophy as they maintained their lead deep into the second half.

However, with just 11 minutes left, Sadat Mohammed of Nsoatreman SC struck a crucial equalizer, ensuring the game would head into extra time.

Extra time saw both teams creating opportunities but failing to find the back of the net, leading to a tense penalty shootout to decide the winner. In the shootout, Nsoatreman FC held their nerve and emerged victorious with a 5-4 scoreline, sparking jubilant celebrations among their players and supporters.

The match, held at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, was filled with high tension and excitement as both teams battled fiercely to end their football season on a high note.

The encounter began with both teams showing determination. Nsoatreman SC, who finished an impressive fourth in the recently concluded Ghana Premier League, were keen to add a trophy to their successful season.

On the other hand, Bofoakwa Tano, who faced the heartbreak of relegation from the top flight after a hard-fought return following 16 years, saw this match as a chance to salvage their season.

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