Head coach of Okwahu United, Ibrahim Merigah has revealed that he wants to win the FA for a second time in his career.
Okwahu United progressed to the finals of this year’s MTN FA Cup after defeating premier league side Liberty Professionals 3-2 on penalties after it ended 1-1 in regulation time.
Coach Merigah who won the competition as a player in 1986 wants to repeat that feat as a coach of the Nkawkwa based side.
“The win reminds of my playing days when we won the competition in 1986,” he said
“I am happy to be in the finals again I pray I am able to win it again.
“We have to work hard and ensure we win for ourselves and also for our fans.”
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