Abdul Gazale, the acting coach of Asante Kotoko, remains optimistic about his team's chances of winning the Ghana Premier League title despite their recent lackluster performances.
On matchday 24, Kotoko drew 1-1 with Legon Cities at the El-Wak Stadium, failing to return to their winning ways.
The Porcupine Warriors took the lead through a penalty from captain Richard Boadu in the 17th minute, but Alex Aso's goal in the 70th minute ensured the Royals walked away with a point.
With the draw, Kotoko has moved to 6th position, while Cities are out of the relegation zone only on goal difference.
Despite this setback, Gazale believes that his team can still win the league, stating that Kotoko without a trophy is not complete, and the players are aware of that.
He affirmed that they would work hard and take each game as it comes, starting with their next match against RTU at home, which they cannot afford to lose or draw.
“Definitely, we are working hard because Kotoko without a trophy, there is no league. The players know it in their mind. We are going to work and make sure we get wins out of the 10 games left”
“We will take it game after game, our next game is against RTU at home, and we cannot afford to lose or draw. So we are going back to Kumasi, work hard and get the three maximum points” he said.
