CAF Cup: Dreams FC Players Celebrate Quarter Final First-Leg Win With King Paluta's Music
- Dreams FC faced Stade Malien in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup quarter-finals in Mali
- With a 2-1 scoreline in favour of the Ghanaians, Dreams FC became the first Ghana Premier League side to win a knockout tie in the CAF Confederation Cup
- A video of the players celebrating their historic win in the dressing room with King Paluta's music has left many fans in awe
- YEN.com.gh spoke to sports analyst Lawrence Baidoo Dreams FC's chances of advancing to the semi-finals
Ghana's top-flight Dreams FC took the first-leg advantage, securing an impressive away win against Stade Malien in Bamako, Mali.
Coach Karim Zito's side levelled the game in the 67th minute after Mali's Yoro Diaby gained the lead for the Bamako boys in the 53rd.
John Antwi, who scored the leveller, kicked in the winner from the penalty spot about six minutes after the first goal, sealing the first-leg victory for the Ghanaian side.
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Celebrations begin ahead of the return fixture
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the Dreams FC players were spotted in the dressing room jamming to King Paluta's trending new music, Aseda, singing the lyrics heartily as they credit their win to God.
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According to sports journalist Owuraku Ampofo, Dreams FC's first-leg win makes them the first Ghana Premier League side to win a knockout tie in the CAF Confederation Cup since Goldfields (now AshGold) in 2001.
The team has already arrived in Ghana to prepare for the return fixture on April 7 at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.
Sports analyst Lawrence Baidoo exclusively told YEN.com.gh that "The game in Mali gave Dreams FC a fair idea of the importance of getting an away win in a knockout game, and they will be looking to build on that performance in the return leg."
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"If they can get the fans behind them on Sunday, they most likely get a better result and advance to the semis", he added.
Fans share in Dreams FC's joy
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans as they celebrated Dreams FC's first-leg win and shared their anticipation for the return leg.
Bismark Ackom Papason commented:
Congratulations guys.. we r proud of u.. mind you guys is not over yet come back home a prepare for the return league that's the most important thing now .. God be with u guys .
Ebenezer Adjei said:
King Paluta to the world "Aseda"
Bainfor Rent wrote:
You guys are making us proud. Keep going
Ghana's Satellites win gold at the 13th African Games
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Ghana's Black Satellites, led by head coach Desmond Offei, had beaten Uganda to win the ultimate prize at the recently held African Games in Ghana.
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A powerful strike from Jerry Afriyie during the final game's dying minutes secured the gold for the Satellites.
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Source: YEN.com.gh