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Cape Coast Ebusua Dwarfs played a determined game to hold Premier League side, Sekondi Eleven Wise to a 1-1 draw in a friendly soccer match played at the Robert Mensah Stadium, Cape Coast on Wednesday.
Dwarfs parading their newly signed on players including Ekow Ghansah and Edward Agyaglo of Hearts of Oak and Osam Nsiedu of Liberty Professionals matched Wise squarely until the 36th minute when their midfielder, John Ghansah scored the opener for Wise.
Ghansah after collecting a midfield pass weaved through the porous defence of Dwarfs to score the opener.
Back from the recess, Dwarfs took control of the match and got the equalizer through Agyaglo in the 55th minute.
Dwarfs nearly carried the day but Ekow Ghansah failed to make good use of some begging chances that came his way in the dying minutes of the game.
Source: GNA
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