Great Olympics head coach Annor Walker has expressed his disappointment in poor officiating as his side lost 1-0 to Aduana Stars in the Ghana Premier League.
Two-time champions, Aduana extended their unbeaten run to four matches on the spin, while Olympics remain winless in their last three games in the league.
Coach Walker was unhappy about the referee’s decision to deny Olympics a penalty in the first half.
"I am not happy with officiating in the game today", he told StarTimes.
"If you see the only goal that we conceded, my player was injured and on the floor and the referee should have stopped play for the medical team to attend to him but he did not.
"The corner was allowed to be taken and they scored.
"We lost all the 50-50 balls too. I was not happy with officiating today at all. We should have been awarded two penalties in the first half’ he lamented."
Great Olympics are now 10th on the league table with nine points after seven matches played so far this term.