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Kotoko are eagerly keeping an eye on Hearts’ away clash with Legon Cities on Thursday as three points for the Phobians will likely result in a drop to the second position, owing to an inferior goal difference. Ghana’s two biggest clubs, Kotoko and Hearts are set for a big showdown on Sunday in what could have a big impact on the ultimate winner of the Premier League. The former, with 23 titles, have not won the championship since 2014, while the latter, with 19 successes to their name, have not clinched gold since 2009. Great Olympics are one of two sides who benefitted from Karela’s dr...

"Strategising [for] Kotoko, Hearts and those big teams is simple than playing those low-profile teams because they have got the quality playmakers and if you stop them, it is finished," Bediako said, as reported by Footballghana. "If you look at Legon Cities, you won’t get any, let's say, exceptional player to play him out to destabilise them. “So if you strategise well against the big teams with top talents, you can win easily. This is not the first time I am playing Kotoko, I played them with a second Division team in the FA Cup and they just beat us [on] penalties.

"Strategising [for] Kotoko, Hearts and those big teams is simple than playing those low-profile teams because they have got the quality playmakers and if you stop them, it is finished," Bediako said, as reported by Footballghana. "If you look at Legon Cities, you won’t get any, let's say, exceptional player to play him out to destabilise them. “So if you strategise well against the big teams with top talents, you can win easily. This is not the first time I am playing Kotoko, I played them with a second Division team in the FA Cup and they just beat us [on] penalties.

Asante Kotoko settled for a point in their Ghana Premier League fixture with Liberty Professionals on Sunday.