Dreams FC Winfred Dormon has urged his team to bounce back to winning ways after suffering their first home defeat of the season to Asante Kotoko on Sunday in the Ghana Premier League.
The Dawu-based side lost 1-0 to the Porcupine Warriors on the match day six encounter at the theatre of Dreams.
Dreams FC drop to 15th on the league table with only five points after six games played thus far.
“The next game is another big game and we have to respond. We returned to training quickly and have made a lot of corrections ahead of the game," coach Dormon said after the game as quoted by the club's official website.
"We all agreed that it was a bad day and we have to redeem ourselves in the next game. We will come against Kumasi Asante Kotoko with a different shape and form and we look forward to a positive game on Sunday."
"One bad game against Hearts doesn’t mean this team is bad. We played a good game against Inter Allies, Medeama, and Legon Cities. We showed that on a good day we can play but it’s just unfortunate that we are missing some key players including Esso due to injury.
"However other players have also shown that when given the opportunity they can step into the shoes of Joseph Esso and deliver. We have a good team that I believe in. It was a bad day at the office and will make sure we don’t get back to that."
Dreams will be facing Accra Great Olympics at the Accra Sports Stadium on Thursday.