Vision FC Communications Director, Prince Tagoe, has described the clubs maiden campaign in the Ghana Premier League as a season of critical lessons, with just three matches left to preserve their top-flight status.The club, founded on a vision to promote young talent and target a top-four finish, has seen a season marked by fluctuating form and inconsistent results.While their initial ambitions now seem out of reach, Vision FC have earned praise for the emergence of promising players who have impressed throughout the campaign.Currently placed 12th on the league table after 31 matchweeks, the club has accumulated 39 points from 9 wins, 12 draws, and 11 defeats.Head coach Nana Kwaku Agyemang has led the side through a turbulent but instructive journey, with lessons drawn from tough fixtures across the country.I think its been very challenging. Weve learnt a lot of things since the start of the season, the start of the campaign, Tagoe said, as quoted by Citi Sports.Theres been venues that weve been to weve learnt how it is to play at those venues weve learnt a lot from those various venues.Looking ahead, Vision FC face a crucial clash against fellow relegation-threatened Karela United on Sunday at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex, with both teams desperate for maximum points.
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