Great Olympics assistant coach Orlando Wellington has expressed his displeasure following his outfit stalemate against Dreams FC on Wednesday afternoon.
The outstanding Ghana Premier League game between Great Olympics and Dreams FC ended in a goalless draw at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Despite creating numerous goalscoring opportunities, both teams were unable to find the back of the net as both teams settled for a draw.
“I’m not happy with how the match ended. We needed a win to boost our morale to face Hearts of Oak but it didn’t happen. We are not happy at all with the outcome of the match” he said after the game.
The Dade boys are starring at relegation with two matches to end the Ghana Premier League season. They are just a place above the relegation drop and must play above themselves to maintain their status in the top-flight.
With 40 points, Great Olympics find themselves in 15th position after 32 matches into the campaign.
Great Olympics faces a daunting task against city rivals Hearts of Oak, who are battling against relegation on Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium.