Atebubu Tornado FC laments the loss of a quality pitch for hosting Kotoko, Hearts, Aduana Stars etc.
Atebubu Tornado Football Club expresses disappointment over the missed opportunity. The search for a suitable alternative becomes crucial for their upcoming matches.
Tornado FC will face Techiman Eleven Wonders in a friendly match on Thursday, March 28 at Anglican JHS Park in Atebubu. The match promises an exciting showdown between the two teams, providing fans with an opportunity to enjoy some thrilling football action.
The management is seeking assistance as spectators are asked to pay GH¢10 for adults and GH¢5 for young attendees. They aim to streamline the entry process for the game.
The Division Two club in Atebubu is preparing to host top Ghanaian teams Kotoko, Aduana Stars, and Hearts of Oak. This opportunity will not only boost the club’s profile but also provide exciting matches for fans in the region. The event is anticipated to be a significant sporting spectacle.
The upcoming high-profile friendly matches pose a challenge of providing quality and standard playing fields. Ensuring suitable parks for the games is crucial for the success and fairness of the matches. Adequate facilities contribute to the overall experience and performance of the players.
Leaders and philanthropists should prioritize supporting the community with sports facilities. It’s essential to complete the abandoned Atebubu ASTRO Turf to promote physical activity and social development. Investing in such projects can have a positive impact on the well-being and growth of the area.
Tornado FC is participating in the ongoing BARFA D2L, Atebubu Zone. The Unbeatables are first on the league log with 21 points, 8 goals after 8 matches.
