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Head coach of Medeama SC, Ibrahim Tanko, has blamed his side's slow start to the game against Dreams FC for their defeat over the weekend.
The Tarkwa-based side suffered a 2-1 defeat at the Tuba Astro Turf on matchday 26 of the Ghana Premier League.
The defeat sees them surrender their lead at the top of the table, with Bibiani GoldStars taking their place.
Tanko admitted his side's mistake, which caused their defeat, while also turning attention to the next task ahead.
"We started very slowly, and Dreams FC were the better side in the opening 20 minutes," he said after the game.
"However, we gradually found our rhythm and grew into the game. In the second half, we dominated play and scored a beautiful goal, but unfortunately, time was not on our side, and we ended up losing.
"Now our focus shifts to the next game. We must keep working hard and ensure we secure maximum points. With eight matches remaining, we will prepare thoroughly and approach each one with determination."
Medeama will be hoping they can turn around their recent inconsistent league performances in the final stretch of the season.
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