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Ghanaian goalkeeper happy with debut win at Simba FC
“I’m happy to play my first game which came with a win, I also kept keep a clean sheet,” Agyei told Pulse.com.gh.
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The former Liberty Professionals joined the Tanzanian Premier League side three weeks ago and with no time he has been named the number one shot stopper in the club.
Agyei’s side on Sunday defied all odds to eased past Ndanda FC which enabled the Dar es Salaam-based club dislodged Young Africans from the top of the table.
“It was a tough game we played because Ndanda FC is a strong team and beating them in their own backyard means that we are very strong. The win also took us to the top of the league table and we are going to protect our lead till the last game of the season.”
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The former U-20 World Cup winner added: ”Since I joined the team, I have been in good relationship with everybody and we are living as a family. Simba FC is a big team in Tanzanian because of their rich history in the country’s top-flight, so I hope to add my name in the history books of the club.
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