After eight winless games, Dreams FC finally have a Ghana Premier League victory, and Winfred Dormon wants it to be only the start.
Dreams FC have finally broken their Ghana Premier League duck, and head coach Winfred Dormon is challenging his squad to make sure it is not a one-off. A 1-0 defeat of Basake Holy Stars over the weekend gave the club its first win of the 2026/27 campaign after eight matches without victory.
The result eased some of the heat on Dormon, who had been under real pressure as the winless run dragged on. Speaking after the final whistle, the coach called the win a historic moment for the team, but he was quick to say the job is far from done. By his own admission, there is plenty still to fix, and he wants his players to use this result as a foundation going forward.
Despite the breakthrough, the table still makes uncomfortable reading. Dreams FC remain bottom of the league, so the three points are a step toward safety rather than an escape from the relegation zone.
The next chance to build is close. Dreams FC face Debibi United on Sunday, November 8, at Tuba AstroTurf, with kickoff set for 3 pm. Another win would move them closer to climbing out of the drop zone and would show that the Holy Stars result marked a real turning point.
