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Inter Allies recorded their first league win of the 2020/21 campaign after a 1-0 win over the giants Hearts of Oak at Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday’s late kickoff.
A thunderous blow from Richmond Lamptey was what divided the two sides in the seesaw contest.
The two teams created few opportunities to score goals in the first half, but Hearts of Oak seemed refreshing to watch.
Before the second half, Hearts of Oak was forced to introduce Robert Sowah by the injured Nuru Sulley.
Hearts of Oak forward Abednego Tetteh was approved for his competitive debut, but
The Allies looked very solid on defense with Captain Hashmin Musah perfectly playing the sweeping role and left-back Fard Ibrahim prowling the flanks.
Just after the hour mark, midfielder Richmond Lamptey unleashed a belter from 25 yards into the ceiling for the game winner.
Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Richard Attah was off his line and could also watch in anguish as the ball shot into the top corner.
The Allies could have added the second in the 75th minute, but Alex Aso, who had been cleared on goal, slipped terribly into the area.
The phobios were out of trouble.
Credit should go to the entire Inter Allies bottom line that produced a quality defense and remained tactically disciplined.
Inter allies Henrik Lehm and his subordinates deserve all the credit for digging deep to subdue phobians to the sword.
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