Skyy Fc vs Rospak Sc
1 - 0
19 January 2025 · Access Bank Division One<br>Division One
Away league match played on 19 January 2025.
Kicked off at 3:00 PM
1-0
vs Skyy Fc
Away league match
Rospak SC faced off against Skyy FC at Gyandu Park on 19 January 2025, with the match kicking off at 3:00 PM. The home side, Rospak SC, was unable to secure a victory, ultimately succumbing to a narrow defeat with a final score of 1-0.
Rospak SC lined up in a 4-1-3-2 formation, designed to provide a solid defensive base while allowing for attacking flexibility. Felix Holali took his position in goal, shielded by a back four comprising Peter Arhin on the right, Clement Essien on the left, and the central defensive pairing of Ernest Arhin and Prince Amponsah. Samuel Bayitse operated as a defensive midfielder, tasked with breaking up opposition play and providing support to both the defence and the attacking midfielders. The trio of Richard Appiah, Kofi Anthony, and Joseph Ntow occupied the attacking midfield roles, with Appiah and Ntow positioned on the right and left flanks respectively, while Anthony played centrally. Up front, Nana Boateng and John Amoah formed the striking partnership, looking to exploit any gaps in the Skyy FC defence.
As the match unfolded, Rospak SC struggled to find their rhythm against a resolute Skyy FC side. The first half saw both teams probing for openings, but it was Skyy FC who would ultimately take the lead. The match reached its halfway point with the score still level, but the visitors had begun to assert themselves.
The turning point came shortly after the break when Skyy FC found the back of the net, taking a crucial lead that would define the remainder of the match. Rospak SC, now trailing, pushed forward in search of an equaliser, but their efforts were met with a disciplined Skyy FC defence that held firm under pressure.
Despite several attempts to break through, including a few promising moves down the flanks, Rospak SC were unable to convert their chances into goals. The home side's frustration grew as the clock ticked down, and they were left to rue missed opportunities.
As the final whistle blew, Rospak SC were left disappointed, having fought valiantly but ultimately falling short against a well-organised Skyy FC. The match highlighted areas for improvement as Rospak SC look to bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.