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Dwarfs coach, Kuuku Dadzie apologizes over comments on match-fixing allegations
Ebusua Dwarfs coach, Kuuku Dadzie has tendered in an unqualified apology following his comments on match-fixing allegations claims.
The former Black Queens coach described the game between Asante Kotoko and King Faisal which ended in a draw as a match of convenience for both parties and also accused officials of Kotoko of approaching him and asking him to ensure his outfit beat Hearts of Oak.
In a swift action, the Ghana Football Association [GFA] ordered Kuuku Dadzie to provide concrete evidence before them to back those match-fixing comments he made and was given by the close of Thursday, 8th July 2021 to do that.
Following the reaction from the Ghana FA after Kuuku Dadzie’s allegations, the veteran trainer in a statement has retracted the match-fixing claims and apologized to all parties involved.
Read his full release below:
Source: footballmadeinghana.com
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