Vision FC assistant coach Burton Asare Wilson has expressed satisfaction after his side held Asante Kotoko to a 0-0 draw in the Ghana Premier League.
The Eewo family earned a valuable away point at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday, demonstrating resilience despite being reduced to ten men. Vision FC created several chances but were unable to break the deadlock.
“It’s a well-deserved point, and congratulations to the players and the entire technical team. You can’t ask for anything better than this. I’m pleased with the draw against Kotoko,” Wilson said after the match.
He added that discipline and sticking to the team’s tactical plan were key to the result. “We told our boys to stay disciplined and stick to the structure. We have a very young team, and at times they can lose focus, so we kept reminding them. The players listened and maintained their shape, and that is our blueprint — we will continue to build on it.”
The draw leaves Vision FC in 10th place on the league table, while Kotoko remain fourth at the end of matchday 24.
