⚽ :NW Elite Two Side Foncha Street FC Suffers First Home Defeat

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Martial Gnoukapasi 

Foncha street when they won gold at regional inter-pools

Newly promoted division two football club Foncha Street FC after recording a draw in their first outing against Dynamo de Douala Saturday October 26th in Douala, has fail to clinh 3 points in his first home game today in Bamenda against FAP.

The 0-1 victory in favour of FAP game, played at the national polytechnic football club training pitch in mile 6 nkwen Bamenda, capital city of the North West region, saw the almighty Foncha Street falling short of  producing the fireworks it generated at the national inter-pools in Bertoua where it picked it qualification ticket for division two. 

The lone goal was recorded at the 37th minutes of play by a much vibrant FAP.

Spectators who showed up to cheer the boys to victory, expressed their disappointment when Foncha Street FC failed to make 3 successive passes without being interrupted by their opponents.
Some where of the opinion that the Foncha Street they saw wasn't the team they knew. 

Gold Foncha Street won after emerging champions at regional inter-pools

Much work needs to be done in the area of technicality.

The encounter counted for the 2nd day of play in the elite two championship 2019/20 season in the country

However all hope is not lost some say. Official classification after day one had placed them on the 5th position on the classification table.

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