Dreams FC assistant coach Wilfred Dormon says his outfit will have themselves to blame should they fail to secure the needed points in the remaining games to escape relegation at the end of the Ghana Premier League campaign.
The Still Believe lads remarkable performance in the just ended CAF Confederation Cup campaign has reflected in the domestic top-flight this season.
Dreams FC who defied all odds to reach the semifinals of the Confederation Cup are currently 13th on the Ghana Premier League standings with 38 points. It is important to note the Still Believe lads have two outstanding games to be played.
With six games to end the campaign, Dreams FC must fight to accumulate the needed points to escape the drop at the end of the season.
On Wednesday, Dreams FC defeated Legon Cities in Dawu to move up in the domestic top-flight standings.
Speaking to the media, Dormon said his outfit has their own destiny in their hands amid the fight against relegation.
“We have our destiny in our hands because our story in the league has not been too good. We need to find a way to outclass every opponent we meet in the remaining games” he said.
Dreams FC will travel to face Bibiani Goldstars in matchday 31 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.