Great Olympics General Manager Oluboi Commodore says his outfit will go into the remaining two games of the Ghana Premier League with an intensive approach as they seek to survive relegation.
The Accra-based club are refusing to give up on their survival chances in the Ghana Premier League.
The Dade Boys have been in dismal form this season and are currently battling against relegation in the top-flight.
The two-time Ghana Premier League winners are currently a place up of the relegation zone with two matches to the end the season.
Great Olympics are 15th on the league standings with 42 points after 32 matches so far.
In an interview, Oluboi Commodore asserted his side will approach the last two games strongly to secure points in order to survive the drop.
“We are confident that we will survive relegation. we have two games to end the season, so if we are able to win four out of the six points we will be safer than necessary. Even if we get three out of the six points, we can stay depending on other results. We will not rely on other results so we will approach the remaining two games stronger” he said.
Great Olympics will travel to Dawu to face Dreams FC in the week 33 fixture of the Ghanaian top-flight.