Kwame Karikari made the headlines last Sunday after his solitary strike gave Liberty Professionals all the spoils against AshantiGold at the Obuasi Len clay stadium to end their five-match winless run.
The scientific soccer lads will be aiming to record another win this weekend when they welcome Inter Allies to the Dansoman Karl Reindhorf Park.
Liberty Professionals have an opportunity to improve their position in the log, and also to pick their second consecutive win this season.
They have a battle against struggling Inter Allies on Sunday. The Eleven Is to One lads are rooted at the foot of the table with just 7 points winning only one match in 13 Premier League outings.
Inter Allies and Liberty Professionals have met 12 times since the former’s promotion to the top-flight in 2013.
The 2014 MTN FA Cup finalists have won six, lost five and drawn one against Liberty Professionals.
The stats indicate that the visitors cannot be taken for granted when it comes to this very fixture despite their recent of disappointing results.
Liberty Professionals captain George Amoako, is back to the club from Tunisia after a failed deal with US Tataoauine.
David Ocloo’s men sit four places above Inter Allies with 14 points from 13 matches.
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