Kotoko came into Sunday s fixture under pressure following a surprising 1-0 home defeat to Great Olympics in midweek. The loss led to the dismissal of coach Maxwell Konadu.
The 23-time GPL champions now turn their attention to the Caf Champions League where they host Al Hilal of Sudan in the first round on Wednesday.
Elsewhere in the Premier League on Sunday, Great Olympics made it two wins in row with a 1-0 home victory over Wafa, courtesy of Gladson Awako s 27th minute effort. The victory has taken the Wonder Boys to third on the league table but level on points with fourth-placed Wafa.
Medeama SC
Medeama SC recorded their first win of the season after a hard-fought 1-0 win at Ebusua Dwarfs on Saturday to continue their dominance over the Cape Coast-based side.
Substitute Isaac Agyenim Boateng’s second-half header ended the side’s difficult start to the season.
Medeama coach Samuel Boadu handed debut call up to youngster Godfred Abban while midfield star Kwasi Donsu started his first game of the season.
Kwadwo Asamoah who won Man of the Match started for the Mauve and Yellow for the first time this season
This is a match needed win for the Tarkwa-based who have struggled in the early stages of the season.
Medeama SC will on Sunday, lock horns with Asante Kotoko in their outstanding Premier League game at the Akoon park in Tarkwa. The game was res.
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Accra Great Olympics’ flying start to the season will be put to test Thursday when they host Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs in their match day 4 Premier League fixture at the Accra Sports stadium.
The ‘Dade Boys’ have picked back-to-back wins against Asante Kotoko and WAFA in their last two outings at the Accra stadium.
They currently lie third on the League with 10 points, one game adrift of the top team, Karela United FC who sit at the top with 11 points
Dec 23, 2020 - 04:39 pm By Staff Reporter
Ghana legend Kwadwo Asamoah has opened the door to a possible return to his homeland at some point in the future.
Asamoah, 32, is currently a free agent after parting ways with Inter Milan in October and has been training alone over the past few months while contemplating his next move.
In a recent interview with
BBC Sport, the former Udinese and Juventus star admitted he is open to a return to Ghana but added that such a move will only come later in his career. In the future, I won t mind going there and play football, but this is not the right time for me to do so, the versatile midfielder said. I have quite a few years ahead of me to play in Europe before considering such a move.