Dreams FC head coach Wilfred Dormon believes a pivotal red card turned the tide in his side’s dramatic 3-2 loss to Bibiani GoldStars in a Ghana Premier League Matchday 16 encounter at Dun’s Park.
The Still Believe lads raced into an early advantage, taking control of the contest before halftime and looking comfortable in their approach.
Dreams were dealt a major blow when Adams Aminu was sent off, a moment that shifted momentum firmly in favour of the defending champions.
Gold Stars capitalised after the break, mounting sustained pressure as the numerical disadvantage began to show.
“My disappointment was the red card, it really affected us,” Dormond said.
“We didn’t defend well, we lost our shape and lost our discipline and conceded a late goal.”
Despite the outcome, the coach praised his team’s overall display, adding, “I’m impressed with my boys’ performance but very disappointed with the results.”
For Dreams FC, the defeat extends their away struggles and leaves them hovering near the relegation zone ahead of their next fixture.
