Brilliant Razak Abalora denied Liberty Professional all points in the

George Lamptey's men have won only one game in the second round of the season, and their dwindling fortunes has  continued on Match Week 26 at the Carl Reindolf Park when the hosted West Africa Football Academy (WAFA).

Neither side were hungrier than the other as they both lacked the requisite quality in front of goal.

Both sides have a fighting chance of staying up, but Liberty are destined for another frustrating campaign in the 20th anniversary.

The game started with Razak Abalora slowing the game and it ensured neither side had the dream start as far were far in between. It took 37 minutes before Kweku Andoh was called into action Majeed Ashimeru from about 30-yards.

At the other end, Tamimu Muntari struck a feeble shot which Razak Abalora grabbed with aplomb. A lackadaisical ding dong first ended blandly.

The game came to light in the second with Liberty the dominant side, but they had tough nut in Razak Abalora to crack. The 19-year-old was a lion post, curtailing every effort from George Lamptey's men.

Liberty pushed bodies forward and were caught on the counter by WAFA, and the ball ended at the back of the net, but the Match day referee Prosper Adii denied WAFA what looked like a good goal.

Majeed Ashimeru initiated the attack, swinging the ball to the right end of the pitch to Komlan Agbenidan, the Togolese swung the ball into the box and Charles Boateng nodded in, but the referee decided against it to the disappointment of WAFA's technical team and players.

At the other end, Razak Abalora pulled a point-blank save to deny Daniel Kodie when he reached Tamimu Muntari's cross, before tipping the ball over bar from Baba Zakari's ferocious shot.

WAFA a adopted delay tactics as the fake headed to the final minutes and saw off the match with a point.