Ghana U-17 coach Samuel Fabin yesterday asserted that his team will play attacking football in the next fixture to seal a spot in the Round-of-16 after starting with a victory in their opening contest against Colombia here
Ghana's Ibrahim Sadiq (centre) attempts to score past Colombia goalkeeper Kevin Mier (right) during the FIFA U-17 World Cup match at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi yesterday. Pic/AFP
Ghana U-17 coach Samuel Fabin yesterday asserted that his team will play attacking football in the next fixture to seal a spot in the Round-of-16 after starting with a victory in their opening contest against Colombia here.
Ghana's Ibrahim Sadiq (centre) attempts to score past Colombia goalkeeper Kevin Mier (right) during the FIFA U-17 World Cup match at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi yesterday. Pic/AFP
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Ghana striker Ibrahim Sadiq scored the lone goal in the 39th minute at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to help his side take three points. "We want to qualify with the second game, so we are going to go all out in the second game to get another three points to guarantee a place in the next stage," Fabin said.
Commenting on the team's lone goal scorer of the evening, Fabin hailed Sadiq as one of the fastest players in his side. "He (Sadiq) is one of the fastest players, we have monitored him," the coach said. Fabin also heaped praise on his goalkeeper Danlad Ibrahim and the defence. "Credit goes to my goalkeeper and the defence, they did tremendously well," Fabin said.
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