Alfred Nelson says Vision FC will stay resilient, hold the ball and strike on the break as they chase a precious away result in Ghana's Week 10 clash.
The Ghana Premier League heads to the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium on Friday, where Vision FC coach Alfred Nelson has laid out his blueprint for a tricky Week 10 trip to Karela United.
Nelson makes no secret of the challenge. Away days in the league are never easy, he admits, but his message is that the approach stays the same: be resilient at the back, keep possession whenever possible, and hurt the hosts when space opens up on the counter. He has also voiced confidence that his side can leave with a positive result.
The tactical picture is clear. Vision want a compact, disciplined shape without the ball, patience with it, and sharp transitions to catch Karela United out of position. It is a pragmatic plan for a ground where margins tend to be thin.
The stakes are high. Both sides sit on 10 points, which leaves them uncomfortably close to the relegation zone, and a win would offer real breathing room in a congested table. Kick-off is at 3 pm, and with so much riding on it, expect a tense, competitive afternoon.
