Dreams FC head coach Abdul Karim Zito was left frustrated by the antics of Legon Cities in their goalless draw on match day three of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.
Dreams FC dropped points for the first time this season at the Dawu Theatre of Dreams Park, having won their opening two games.
The result means Dreams have dropped to fourth on the league table with seven points and speaking at his post-match interview, coach Zito was not amused with the performance of the away side.
"Cities came for a draw and they got it. They set up nicely and played very well. The players intentionally fabricated injuries and the referee fell for them. I am upset with the referee for the amount of time he added on.
"Legon City isn’t my toughest opposition yet. I think the game in Techiman was tougher. Legon City are good but it wasn’t a hard game," he added.
Dreams FC will face in-form Berekum Chelsea who have already defeated Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko on match day four of the on-going league season.