Accra Great Olympics head coach, Annor Walker believes his outfit deserved all the three points against Karela United.
In the matchday 27 games at the Crosby Awuah Memorial Park, the Dade lads were held to a 1-1 drawn game with Karela.
Striker, Diawisie Taylor shot the home side into the lead from the penalty spot with just five minutes played.
However, Olympics returned with a changed plan leading to a perfect equalizer from Samuel Ashie-Quaye on the 44th minute.
After the game, the veteran trainer said they deserved to pocket all three points.
“Very very satisfied, I told you earlier on that I was going to win this match and it was unfortunate that my player committed that penalty and they had to take a lead," he said.
“And after scoring us you saw the way my boys started playing.
“In fact, if we have to be honest, we played all the game that we deserved to win this match today.
“But it’s just unfortunate.” Annor Walker said.
The draw does not shoot Olympics farther up the league and now sit on the 3rd spot with 44 points.