The Porcupine Warriors boss has shed light on how he masterminded his side to record a famous win over their nemesis in Dormaa Ahenkro
Asante Kotoko coach Prosper Ogum Narteh has for th first time this season admitted that he was satisfied with his players’ performance following their 2-0 win over Aduana Stars in Ghana Premier League.
The Porcupine Warriors after a shocking elimination from FA Cup silenced Aduana with goals from Cameroonian striker Georges Mfegue Rodrigues and Richmond Lamptey.
“I’m very satisfied with the performance and win. It is very joyous if you make history,” Ogum said after the famous win.
“These genes have been there over the years and we’ve been able to break them. Kudos to the boys. As I told you before the game, I told them that the threat, the intimidation, the fear outside the field will come but they need to stay focused.
“And they did so by sticking to the game plan and if you see the way we played we were very confident on the ball. We were very confident without the ball. We kept to our game plan keeping the ball on the turf, looking at the pocket of spaces and playing the ball through,” he added.
Kotoko, prior to the game, had failed to pick a win in all their previous eleven meetings in Dormaa Ahenkro and had only scored once.
However, they currently have the bragging rights and lead the league log with 23 points, three points above Aduana and King Faisal although the latter have a game in hand.
