2024/25 Ghana Premier League: Dreams FC vs Legon Cities — Preview, team news, lineups and prediction

It’s the final matchweek of the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League. All eyes will be on Tuba. Dreams FC will host Legon Cities in a Greater Accra derby. Both teams have pride and positioning at stake.

The title is undecided, but relegation has been settled. This Matchweek 34 encounter is crucial for both teams. Dreams FC wants to end their rollercoaster season positively. They aim to impress their home fans at the Theatre of Dreams Tuba Astroturf.

Legon Cities hope to bring smiles to their fans as well. The season is coming to an end, and they want a good finish.

Match Preview

Dreams FC has had a mixed season. They started poorly but showed flashes of brilliance later on. Coach Wilfred Dormon wants his team to finish strong. He hopes for a performance that delights the Tuba faithful.

Watch out for forward Abdul Razak Salifu, who is in form now. Midfielder Emmanuel Danquah could also unlock Legon Cities' defense with his creativity.

Tactical Preview

Legon Cities have struggled this season too. They lacked consistency in both halves of the campaign. However, they might try to spoil Dreams FC's party in this clash.

Coach Tijani Abdul Rahim may introduce tactical surprises for this match. His team has performed poorly away from home, which surprised many fans.

What to Expect?

Expect plenty of goals; both teams struggle defensively but are strong offensively. The midfield battle between Salifu and Armegah could be decisive. With both teams from Accra, bragging rights are important even without trophies.

Possible Lineups

Dreams FC (4-3-3):
Wahabu (GK), Asante, Baafi, Danquah, Guede, Mohammed I, Nemordeen, Razak S., Suraj, Tetteh, Esso (C).

Legon Cities (4-2-3-1):
Adjei (GK), Akoto (C), Sowah, Alabah, Alidu, Ankrah, Antwi, Armegah, Fuseini, Gyesi, Yeboah.

We predict: Dreams FC 4-0 Legon Cities. Expect an exciting game with both teams eager to win. It’s the finale; neither team wants a quiet exit.

Kickoff is scheduled for 15:00 GMT on Sunday June 8.

By: Pascal Amoah