After 9 match days in the University of Ghana inter
hall soccer league, Commonwealth hall is yet to drop all 3 points.
Despite sharing the spoils in their goalless game against
2nd placed Akuafo hall in the first round of the league, the vandals
have been unstoppable winning 8 games with just one draw.
Match day 2 of the second round saw the vandals
continue with their purple patch form after defeating the defending champions Legon
hall by 2 unanswered goals.
A splendid free kick from midfielder Asuku Ibrahim
gave the vandals the lead with 10 minutes to end the first half. After the
recess, they continued with their charming game which was rewarded with a
second goal after Dennis Adevu bounced on a loose ball and slotted it into the
top right corner of the net.
The win came as a big boost to Commonwealth hall’s
title winning ambitions, but worsened the chances of Legon hall’s title defence.
The premier hall lie fourth on the log of group B
with 12 points adrift leaders commonwealth hall and will take them a miracle to
stand any chance of qualifying as one of the top two teams to progress from the
group into the top 4 competition.
After losing 6 matches and drawing 2, bottom placed Evandy,
finally got their game right by securing the maximum points from a game this
season.
Elsewhere, dethroned champions Akuafo hall also
continued with their impressive run of form after sending the lads from
Elizabeth sey hall packing with a 4-2 thumping.
Captain Saed Sidik, Shaibu Abubakar, Ernest
Mwingbong and Abdul Moomin got a goal each for the farmers while captain of
Elizabeth sey hall Emmanuel Nyarko scored twice to console his teammates.
Third placed James Topp Nelson Yankah hall (TF)
allowed the gap between them and second placed Akuafo hall to be widened to six
points difference after failing to pick up the maximum points against
seventh placed Bani hall.
Their dream of finishing amongst the top two teams
in the group is still theirs to decide.
The intriguing story in group A also continued over
the weekend as debutants from the distance Education Unit kept the chase on
leaders Mensah Sarbah hall.
The distance team went into their first match of the
second round against a stubborn GRASAG side knowing a win will ensure they keep
up with their 2nd place position in the group and also boost their
chances of making it into the top 4 competition.
Thanks to Captain Wilson Awuah and George Okinteye who
scored a goal each to secure the maximum points.
The International Student’s Hostel (ISH) also made
their intensions of a top two finish known by seeing off Alexander Kwapong hall
with a 4-2 victory.
The win sends ISH to third on the log and three
points behind leaders Sarbah hall.
Jean Nelson Aka hall also managed a 2-1 win over
African Union hall to maintain their 5th place on the standings while
denying the lads from Pentagon any chance of lifting themselves from the bottom
three teams.
It's early days yet, but the men have already been separated from the boys in the exhilarating UG inter hall soccer league.
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1 comments:
Commonwealth Hall shows their strength, refusing to be defeated in the inter hall soccer league. Meanwhile, Evandy Hall is starting to find their form and rise up the ranks. This exciting league reminds me of the wide selection of organic quinoa and produce at my local Organic Store - high quality nourishment leads to peak performance!
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