In a tightly contested clash that saw the Ghana Premier League representatives, Dreams FC, lock horns with Guinean outfit Milo FC in their inaugural CAF Confederations Cup encounter, a battle of tactics unfolded on the pitch.
Dreams FC's coach, Karim Zito, was quick to acknowledge the match fitness displayed by Milo FC, as his own squad found themselves held to a hard-fought 1-1 draw in Conakry.
"The Africa we are playing we decided to go so if you observe the decision came late but one thing that is worrying Ghanaian (teams) both Dreams and Medeama is we are not playing the league," he said.
"Those we are playing against play league so the match fitness they have it more than us. Seriously looking for friendly games you can ask Adotey those we played against were my own people the coaches they worked under me some I worked with like Didi like Nuhu of Samartex.
"You will see that if you are looking for a match you wont get it they also start early so that is a factor that is worrying (us). You saw yesterday when we came they were playing a game you saw yesterday that the Nigerians were fitter than us because they are playing league aside everything else. I and Adotey have “cried” a lot,”