Army Defeats Police in Thrilling Conclusion to Round 1 of Salpholda Hockey League

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The Greater Accra Hockey Association (GAHA) wrapped up Round 1 of the 2024 Salpholda Hockey League with Week 7 fixtures, which included a fiercely contested match between Army and Police teams at the Theodosia Okoh Hockey Pitch.

The first two quarters ended goalless, with Army earning four penalty corners and missing a direct penalty shot by Maxwell Osei, while Police managed only one penalty corner.

Three minutes into the third quarter, Army took the lead with a field goal from Eric Dortse, followed by a second goal from team captain Stephen Asamoah before the end of the quarter.

The League Leaders managed to breach Army’s defense in the fourth quarter, scoring a consolation goal, but Army sealed their victory with a third field goal from David Simson.

Army Coach Salya Nsabini praised his team for sticking to their tactics, suggesting that their strong play would send a message to future opponents. He acknowledged the tactical prowess of the Police team, which forced Army to adapt their strategy each quarter, ultimately leading to their victory.

Captain Asamoah expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance and their commitment to defending their title and achieving their African dream. He urged fans and supporters to continue backing the team, Team Army.

Police Coach Samuel Marfo expressed disappointment over their first defeat, attributing it to a lapse in concentration. He vowed to regroup and come back stronger in the next round.

Police Captain Charles Abbiw echoed this sentiment, noting that their failure to maintain concentration and execute their game plan had allowed Army to dominate the last two quarters.

Other results:
Women
Army 3-0 Reformers
Extinguishers 1-5 Police
GRA 10-0 UG

Men
UG 1-5 Reformers
Legon knights 2-5 GRA
Exchequers 5-2 Arkmen

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