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Samartex seek league boost after FA Cup massacre as Young Apostles visit Samreboi

Published: 2 months ago
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FC Samartex 1996 will look to transfer their midweek ruthlessness into league action when they host Young Apostles at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena on Sunday in a Matchday 17 Ghana Premier League clash.

The Timber Giants arrive full of confidence after a stunning 9-1 demolition of Debiso Soccer Lions in the MTN FA Cup, a result that showcased their attacking depth and lifted spirits at a crucial point in the season.

Back on home soil, Samartex will be keen to set the tempo early and turn that momentum into league consistency as they push to strengthen their position in the top half of the table.

Young Apostles, however, face the trip to Samreboi under mounting pressure. The Wenchi-based side has endured a difficult spell, recording just one win in their last eight league matches, a run that includes four draws and three defeats.

Their problems are compounded by poor form on the road. Apostles have managed only two points from their last six away games, underlining their struggles away from home.

With defensive lapses and a blunt attack continuing to haunt them, Apostles will need a disciplined, resilient display to contain a Samartex side brimming with confidence.

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