After a shaky start to the ongoing new season, Karela United seemingly are getting back on track having gone without a defeat in their last two league fixtures.
Asante Kotoko gaffer, Prosper Narteh Ogum has stated he wasn't impressed with the kind of performance his lads exhibited against Karela United and believes they should have done better.
Asante Kotoko's head coach, Prosper Narteh Ogum, expressed his disappointment with his team's recent draw against Karela United in the betPawa Premier League matchday 3 fixture.
Asante Kotoko midfielder, Baba Yahaya has issued a heartfelt plea to the club's dedicated fans, urging them to maintain their unwavering support despite the team's slow start to the season.
Yahaya expressed profound gratitude for the steadfast backing the fans have shown and implored them to persevere during this challenging period.
As the Porcupine Warriors have yet to secure a win in their first three league games, with two draws against Heart of Lions and Karela United and a loss to Bibiani Goldstars, Baba Yahaya acknowledged the disappointment this may bring to the fans.
However, he assured the supporters that both the players and coaching staff are working tirelessly to address the issues and enhance their on-field performance.
"We gave it our all, but unfortunately, our best wasn't enough. We're determined to improve and perform better in our upcoming matches," Yahaya said in a post-match interview with StarTimes.
"We're not feeling pressured because our coach has always emphasized that he's building a team. While we understand that every point is crucial in the league, we're focused on building a strong team, and we're optimistic about delivering better results in our next match."
He further expressed his unwavering confidence that brighter days lie ahead for the club, and he extended his heartfelt thanks to the fans for their loyalty and dedication.
"The results haven't gone our way yet, but we appreciate our fans for their unwavering support. We urge them not to lose faith in us, as we believe they'll be happy when the results start coming in."
Baba Yahaya earned the Man of the Match award in Asante Kotoko's 1-1 draw with Karela United on Sunday night at the Baba Yara Stadium.
Baba Yahaya's late goal earned the Porcupine Warriors a point against Karela United at the Baba Yara sports stadium on Sunday.
Baba Yahaya's late goal was enough to earn Asante Kotoko a pulsating 1-1 draw against Karela United in GPL match-day 3 at the Baba Yara Stadium.
Great Olympics capitalized on their home advantage by securing a narrow victory over Bibiani Goldstars at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Heart of Lions have extended their unbeaten streak in the ongoing Ghana Premier League season with a hard-fought draw with Real Tamale United on Sunday afternoon.
Legon Cities secured their second win of the season with a clinical 2-1 victory over Aduana Stars at the El-Wak Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Samartex produced a spirited performance to hand Bechem United their second Ghana Premier League defeat of the season, having put up a gutsy display to pluck down the Hunters to a 4-1 defeat at the Nsenkyire Sports Arena.
Assistant coach of Hearts of Oak, Abdul Rashid Bashir has disclosed that, they were very poor on the day in their loss at Bofoakwa Tano and believes their opponents deserved to carry the day and run out with all three points.
