Dreams FC coach Winfred Dormon says his side are enduring a difficult period after a late equaliser denied them victory against Debibi United in the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season.
The Still Believe team remain bottom of the table with seven points from 10 matches. Their record consists of one win, four draws and five defeats.
Dreams FC took the lead from the penalty spot on Sunday, but Debibi United levelled with the final kick of the match. Dormon felt his players had controlled the contest and created enough opportunities to claim all three points, before an individual error proved costly.
“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.
“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,” Winfred Dormon said.
Dormon said Dreams FC had expected Debibi United to defend with a deep block, making it difficult to find a way through during the opening half. He added that two tactical changes after the interval helped his team create more space and move the ball forward.
The penalty, converted by Bernad, appeared to put Dreams FC on course for a second league victory of the campaign. Dormon said the team’s confidence grew after taking the lead and that further chances suggested they could have extended their advantage.
Instead, Debibi United’s late equaliser left Dreams FC with a fourth draw of the season and extended their difficult run at the foot of the table.
Dormon has pledged to work with his players to improve their performances and guide Dreams FC away from the bottom of the Ghana Premier League.
