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RAZAK PATRICK BELIEVES UTRECHT ARE IN FOR A TOUGH TIME IN THE FINAL TWO MATCHES
13th March,2014.
Tamale Utrecht winger Razak Patrick has accepted that his side are going to experience hard times as they go in search of the final two places in Zone 1A.
The Tamale based division one side are in contention for a place in the Middle league after a convincing 3-1 win over Dynamos FC last Sunday and with two matches to go[away to Guan united on Sunday and home to Wa Africa united], the former Bazooka man is looking for a hard time in the remaining games.
Razak believes his side has begun to recapture some of their best form, which will prove crucial as they look to mount a challenge for a place in the top two in Zone 1A.
"This is the Division one and we know that at times we're going to have a hard time," he told the club's official website.
"I believe that we dominated the match, the sensations are good and the objective was to reach the middle league.
"Our rivals also play, but we tried to have the ball and play our football.
"The coach is the one who decides how to play, and we have a big team and we're playing well. We've recovered our form.
"The fans were sensational and the atmosphere was extraordinary in our last home game, I no we haven’t won a game out side but for us to make it we must seize the opportunity to get better away.”
Tamale Utrecht are in search of their first away win in the competition and a win over Guan united on Sunday will guarantee their place since they dominate in their home matches.