Nations FC head coach Frimpong Manso hailed the intensity at the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex after his side secured a vital 2-1 Premier League win over Medeama SC.
The visitors drew first blood early when Kingsley Braye headed home from a Fuzy Taylor corner in the 8th minute.
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Nations FC refused to fold and responded through captain Razak Simpson, who powered in a header from a corner to level matters in the 19th minute.
Simpson then completed a remarkable first-half turnaround, calmly converting a 43rd-minute penalty to give Nations FC the lead at the break.
“You can see the atmosphere around the stadium,” Manso said, pointing to the energy that drove his players.
“We needed this points and I think we worked very hard for it,” Manso added as momentum swung.
“It was a very nice win for us,” Manso concluded as the final whistle confirmed all three points.
The result ended Medeama’s 17-game unbeaten streak and marked only their second league defeat of the season.
