WAFA coach Guillermo Zaragoza believes the side put up a five-star performance and deserved their win against Great Olympics.
The Academy boys inflicted a 1-0 win over the Dade boys in matchday 5 of the Ghana Premier League last Saturday at Sogakope.
Justus Torsutsey scored from the spot to secure the maximum three points for his outfit.
Olympics after the defeat expressed disappointment in the performance of the referee Bashiru Dauda and his assistants.
But according to the Spanish coach his outfit were on top of the game deserved to beat Olympics.
At the post-match conference, Zaragoza insisted the side could have won the game even if penalty was not awarded to them.
"I thought we deserved to win to be honest, I know we got a penalty in the end but you know we controlled the ball in the entire game."
"We were playing well; we were moving and we were licking in the end to get a penalty.
"Regardless of the penalty we could have won the match, we deserved to win. I don’t care what people are saying, we deserved to win today
"I’m not going to speak about because sometimes it goes for you and sometimes it goes against you it’s part of football.
“I thought there was contact, you can discuss all you want but the bottom line is that, we had the ball, we created chances, we wanted to be the protagonists and you know, we got a win.” He concluded.