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Legon Cities proved to be a torn in the flesh of Kumasi Asante Kotoko once again at the Baba Yara Stadium after holding the Porcupines to a pulsating 1-1 draw game in their match week seven encounter on Wednesday. Maxwell Konadu and his charges secured a famous win at the same venue…
Legon Cities displayed a sterling performance at the Baba Yara Stadium where they condemned Asante Kotoko to two successive defeats by beating them 3-1 in their match week 26 encounter. It was perhaps the poorest performance that the Porcupine Warriors have exhibited this season as they failed to match the…
Asante Kotoko SC lost on penalties Berekum Chelsea put up a brave fight to oust Asante Kotoko from the MTN FA Cup after a 5-4 penalty shootout in Obuasi on Sunday, 25 July 2021. Captain Edward Kpodo launched a powerful drive from distance after winning a ball from the touchline but his effort took a deflection and went out for a corner-kick. Ten minutes before the break, the Porcupine Warriors were handed an opportunity to take the lead from the spot. But Fabio Gama, the Brazilian, failed to score from 12 yards. In the second half, Kotoko had the upper hand and was in control of the match.
Like Kotoko’s big January signing Vinicius, Dwarfs’ Japanese acquisition Jindo Morishita was relegated to the bench. In the ninth minute, Kotoko defender Imoro Ibrahim tested Dwarfs goalkeeper Razak Issah with a shot, six minutes before goalkeeper Razak Abalora was forced into a save by Elia Kofi at the other end. Habib Mohammed then made another attempt to get the Porcupine Warriors the opening goal but his shot from outside the box missed the target by a whisker. Dwarfs broke the deadlock in the 25th minute when Korsah smashed a shot from outside the box into the net after a shortish fr...
Kotoko coach Mariano Barreto made two changes to the starting team that faced Berekum Chelsea last weekend, Emmanuel Sarkodie replacing suspended Fabio Gama Dos Santos and former Atalanta man Patrick Asmah coming in for Augustine Okrah. Olympics were led by talismanic playmaker Gladson Awako, former Ashanti Gold midfielder James Akaminko and Ghana B duo Samuel Ashie-Quaye and Michael Otou. Awako drove a shot over the bar in the 20th minute, then Ashie-Quaye, having fended off a challenge from Mudasiru Salifu, sent a low but feeble shot straight into the arms of Kotoko goalkeeper Razak Abalora...