Dreams FC coach Winfred Dormon says his side are enduring a difficult period in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season after conceding a late equaliser against Debibi United.
The Still Believe side remain bottom of the table with seven points from 10 matches. They have won once, drawn four times and lost five games.
Dreams FC appeared set to claim only their second victory of the campaign on Sunday after Bernad converted a penalty. However, Debibi United levelled with the final kick of the match, leaving Dormon frustrated by what he described as an individual mistake.
The coach felt Dreams FC had controlled the contest and created enough opportunities to secure all three points, despite initially struggling to break down their opponents’ defensive shape.
“We were in absolute control. We knew they would come with a big block, so we were finding it difficult to break, you know, their defense line. So, we went into the break after a dominant first half, and we made two tactical changes. As we began to open space, we began to progress the ball, and we were rewarded with a penalty. Bernad stepped up and displaced the goalkeeper,” Dormon said.
He added that the penalty gave his players greater confidence as the match opened up and more chances were created.
“We grew in confidence, believed, and the chances were coming. And it looked like we were going to add two, three, but unfortunately, in the last kick of the game, individual error cost us. It’s very unfortunate. To prepare a team and draw this game on the last kick through individual error. It’s very disappointing,” he said.
The result extended Dreams FC’s difficult start to the season and kept them at the foot of the Ghana Premier League table.
Dormon has pledged to work with his players to improve their performances and help the club move away from bottom place.
He said the team’s priority would be to address their shortcomings and turn improved performances into victories as the campaign continues.
