Underwear Fc emerges victorious as Taboo Fc comes up short.

In a match that kicked off at 11pm at the KIS International School Astro-Turf, located at Owusu-Ansah, La-Nkwantanang Madina, Underwear FC edged out Taboo FC 4-3 in an exciting match. The highly anticipated encounter between the two teams got off to a start, with both sides creating scoring opportunities in the early exchanges.

However, Taboo FC who scored the first goal in the 20th minute through a good strike from their midfielder, Bismark Anokye. Anokye’s goal was a masterpiece, as he beat three defenders before unleashing a powerful shot that left the Underwear FC goalkeeper with no chance.

Underwear FC responded swiftly, equalizing just five minutes later through a clever finish from their striker, Nii Kwei. Kwei’s goal was a testament to his speed and flexibility, as he tackled onto a through ball and slotted it past the Taboo FC goalkeeper with ease.

The score remained 1-1 at halftime, with both teams creating chances but unable to find the back of the net. The halftime break saw both teams regroup and reassess their strategies, with Underwear FC coach, Felix Awuye, making some tactical changes that would prove crucial in the second half.

The second half was a different story altogether, as Underwear FC came out with renewed purpose and scored three goals in quick succession through Nii Kwei, Martino, King Wallas, and Miftau. The Underwear FC players were relentless in their pursuit of victory, pressuring the Taboo FC defense and exploiting every weakness.

As the final whistle blew, the Underwear FC players celebrated with their fans, while the Taboo FC players looked on dejectedly, knowing they had let a golden opportunity slip away. The match will be remembered for a long time, with both teams showing their quality and determination. The victory was a testament to Underwear FC’s teamwork, strategy, and sheer determination, and they will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming matches.

Former Ghana midfielder Agyemang-Badu concerned over AFCON 2025 timing for players

Former Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has raised concerns about the timing of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, citing the challenges it presents for African players.

The new dates for the tournament, scheduled for December 2025 and January 2026, were announced by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) following a recent Executive Council meeting. Agyemang-Badu highlighted the difficulty faced by top African players based in Europe who have to balance club commitments with missing the holiday season with their families.

Despite recognizing the tough situation, Agyemang-Badu emphasized the commitment of players to represent their countries and make them proud, regardless of the timing of the tournament.

Originally planned for June/July 2025, the rescheduling of the AFCON was due to Morocco hosting the expanded Club World Cup during that time frame. Alternative dates in early 2026 were also not feasible due to conflicts with the FIFA World Cup schedule.

Agyemang-Badu urged CAF to avoid such scheduling conflicts in the future, expressing hope that it would not reoccur as it could cause chaos for players.

The Ivory Coast currently holds the title of reigning African champions after winning the delayed 2023 tournament on home soil in February 2024.

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