Dreams FC has shattered a five-year dry spell for Ghanaian clubs in the CAF Confederation Cup group stage progression.
Since Asante Kotoko's representation in 2019, the nation's football clubs have grappled to make headway into the coveted money zone. However, today's triumph by MTN FA Cup titleholders, Dreams FC, against Kallon FC, signifies a pivotal breakthrough in this long-standing jinx.
Dreams Football Club brushed aside Kallon FC to reach the CAF Confederation Cup group stages.
After lifting the MTN FA Cup title last season, the Dawu-based club earned the right to represent Ghana in Africa.
In the last few weeks, the club has been engaged in a number of games in the preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup in a bid to reach the group stages.
Last weekend, Dreams FC hosted Kallon FC at the Accra Sports Stadium in a first-leg encounter of the final playoff tie.
At the end of an exciting contest, the Ghanaian club secured a 2-1 hard-fought win.
Today, Dreams FC played away from home against Kallon FC and fought hard to hold the opponent to a 1-1 draw.