Dreams FC, the Ghanaian football club, arrived back in Accra on Monday evening following their triumphant journey to Bamako, Mali, where they secured a crucial victory against Stade Malien in the CAF Cup quarter-finals.
The team’s return marked a historic moment for Dreams FC, as they became the first Ghanaian club in two decades to reach the quarter-finals of a CAF club competition.
Their remarkable achievement was further embellished by a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Stade Malien in the first leg of the quarter-finals.
Coach Abdul-Karim Zito and his colts demonstrated their resilience and skill on the field, earning a slight advantage that puts them in a favorable position for the upcoming return leg.
With one foot already in the semi-finals, Dreams FC is now focused on further solidifying their position in the tournament.
The return of Dreams FC to Accra on Monday marked the beginning of intense preparations for the crucial second leg, scheduled for April 7.
The team is determined to capitalize on their recent success and secure a historic qualification for the semi-finals of the CAF Cup.
Despite facing formidable opponents and challenging conditions, Dreams FC has shown unwavering determination and commitment throughout the season.
Their journey in the CAF Cup exemplifies the club’s resilience and the collective effort of players and coaching staff alike.
As anticipation builds for the return leg, football enthusiasts and supporters eagerly await the outcome, hopeful for another stellar performance from Dreams FC.
With their sights set on making history, Dreams FC is poised to continue their remarkable run in the CAF Cup and inspire future generations of Ghanaian footballers.
