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Ghana's Right to Dream did not just dream of a victory – they drew it, perhaps inspired by the general public. The win marked their second consecutive Gothia trophy and the fourth overall
The hour was at the first Gothia Trophy final, where IFK Göteborg was playing against the Ghanaian Right to Dream, a team that rained to many spectators of the Gothia Cup.
Right to Dream has a rich history in the tournament, winning three times. The last time it was in 2017, when they beat the Nigerian Academy TikiTaka with 1-0. Some of the players were part of the team last year and one of them is Keanin Ayer
– The team is younger this year and the group was really good, says Keanin Ayer. Dreamer has had a lot of support, filling many places in Gamla Ullevi – which is also the playground of the senior team.
IFK Göteborg also had the help of two former senior players, coached by former IFK Gothenburg players and favorites Hjalmar Jonsson and Daniel Stiller
C & K It was Right to Dream that started best and they had a feed to their attack. Sometimes, the IFK advanced but was stopped by the defense of Right to Dream
. Kelvin Ofori played a particularly decisive role in the midfield and defense of IFK Gothenburg. Halfway through the first half, he was almost firing from the goal line, but the ball escaped the IFK defender's leg and slowly returned to the goal, which meant that Right to Dream was taking the lead. head
IFK Gothenburg to answer, and started the second half with a bang. A bullseye from Hugo Moldin on the right side set up Noah Alexandersson, who threw herself into the crossbar.
A few minutes later, Right to Dream's player, Solomon Adomako, was expelled. where he tried to clear the ball and instead, instead, Benjamin Nygren from IFK Gothenburg instead. Nygren remained a moment apart, but he seemed OK as he entered the field in a new shirt.
The red card meant a change to the flow of play. IFK began to attack heavily, and forced Right to Dream goalkeeper Emmanuel Ogura to make good saves.
IFK had a great chance to score 1-1 when Lucas Kåhed's center opened Pontus Steffensen. goal.
Instead, Keanin Ayer added to the lead with a minute left, scoring on a comeback by IFK goalkeeper Elliott Källander. The expected reward – the fourth victory of the club's Gothia Cup tournament
– I am so happy to score the last goal! It was a good match but we never gave up despite the face we were a short player on the court. It's amazing and we're going to celebrate with a big party tonight, says Keanin Ayer
IFK GÖTEBORG – RIGHT TO DREAM 0-2 (0-1)
0-1 Kelvin Ofori, 0 -2 Keanin Ayer
Yellow card: Rasmus Wikström IFK Gothenburg, Gideon Mensah, Gadafi Fuseini Right to Dream
Red card: Solomon Adomako Right to Dream
MVP: Emmanuel Ogura
ARBITT: Ahmed Abid, Sweden
RIGHT TO THE DREAM OF VICTORY
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