Legon Cities have put an end to Asante Kotoko’s unbeaten streak in the Ghana Premier League with a hard-fought 2-1 victory on Wednesday night. The match kicked off with Legon Cities pressing high, looking to break the deadlock early on. Despite their efforts, Kotoko’s defense held firm.
However, in the 23rd minute, a well-orchestrated build-up from the midfield allowed Albert Yeboah to fire a powerful right-footed shot past goalkeeper Frederick Asare, giving the hosts a 1-0 lead. Asante Kotoko responded with vigor, pushing for an equalizer before halftime, but Legon Cities’ defense stood strong, denying them any clear-cut opportunities.
In the second half, Kotoko intensified their attack, searching for a goal to level the score. Their best chance came in the 76th minute when they were awarded a penalty, but Albert Amoah’s effort was saved by the resilient Royals. As the game approached its conclusion, Legon Cities continued to press forward, and their persistence paid off when Abdul Yaya secured the win with a decisive play in the 90th minute, bringing an end to Kotoko’s unbeaten run in the league.
Looking ahead, Legon Cities will be looking to capitalize on this victory as they climb above Dreams FC at the bottom of the league table. They will aim to carry this momentum into their upcoming match against Young Apostles in matchweek 9, hoping to build on their first win of the season.
The thrilling encounter between Legon Cities and Asante Kotoko has not only disrupted the status quo in the Ghana Premier League but has also showcased the determination and resilience of both teams. Fans can expect more exciting matches and unpredictable outcomes as the season progresses.
