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Ebusua Dwarfs goalkeeper Razak Issah has made a name for himself in the Ghana Premier League becoming the first goalkeeper to score this season.
He scored from a direct free kick just as he did a year ago against Liberty Professionals in the NC Special competition.
The former Liberty goalkeeper has been talking to Joy Sports' George Addo Jnr about how he developed his knack for free kicks.
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