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CAF CC: ‘Nations FC will do much better than we did in Mali’ – Dennis Korsah

Nations Football Club defender Dennis Korsah has assured Ghanaians of an improved performance ahead of their game against Diarra. The Ghana Premier League side will face the Malian cup champions in the second leg of their CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round with hope of turning around the tie. Nations FC lost the first leg in […]

CAF CC: ‘Nations FC will do much better than we did in Mali’ – Dennis Korsah

Dennis Korsah, the defender for Nations Football Club, has expressed optimism about the team's upcoming match against Malian champions Diarra in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round. Ghanaians can expect an improved performance from the side, as they prepare to face the Malian cup champions in the second leg of their match.

The first leg of the tournament ended with a 1-0 loss for Nations FC in Mali, leaving fans and supporters to question the team's progress. However, Korsah remains confident and believes that the combination of experience, new players, and a dedicated coaching staff will enable the team to surpass their previous performance in the return fixture.

"With the experience and the coaches and everyone on board, we believe we can do much better than we did back in Mali," Korsah stated to 3Sports. "We have the support, we have the experience, and I think all the boys are ready. We will make sure, and then hopefully we qualify for the next one." Korsah also expressed hope that a full house at the Accra Sports Stadium would provide the much-needed motivation for the team to achieve their goal of progressing to the next round.

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