Kotoko will miss Augustine Sefa for their CAF Confederation Cup second leg match against Coton Sport.
It is final whistle of the JAK Foundation Cup game between Asante Kotoko and Obuasi AshantiGold and events that characterised the game sparked emotions as angry fans filed out of the Kumasi Sports Stadium also known as the
Coton Sport captain Kamilou Daouda has set an ambitious target insisting his side will beat Kotoko in Kumasi to advance to the next round of the CAF Confederation Cup. Kotoko stunned the Cameroonian giants 3-2 in the first leg
Kotoko are guaranteed a whopping $275,000 should they make it to the Group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup. A 3-2 win over Cameroonian side Coton Sport puts the team in pole position to make it to the group
Asante Kotoko coach Charles Kwablan Akonnor is proud of his players after the side's crucial 3-2 win over Coton Sport in Cameroon on Sunday. Emmanuel Gyamfi put the visitors in front in the 8th minute by latching onto Abdul
Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko made a huge statement in the first-leg tie of the CAF Confederation Cup clash with Cotonsport de Garoua after claiming at 3-2 win at the Stade Militaire on Sunday afternoon. C K Akunnor's men overly
Kotoko posted an important 3-2 win over Cameroonian Club Cotonsport in the first-leg of the CAF Confederation Cup playoff. The reigning Ghana MTN FA Cup Champions gave themselves a huge advantage ahead of the return leg at the Babayara
Former Asante Kotoko striker Seidu Bancey has urged the Porcupine Warriors to go for the kill against Cameroon side Cotonsport de Garoua in the CAF Confederation Cup. The Ghanaian giants are in Yaoundé to take on the Cameroon Elite One
Eighteen players, seven technical officials, and a photojournalist have left the Sports Hotel in Kumasi for Accra ahead of Friday’s trip to Cameroon. Asante Kotoko play Coton Sport in Yaoundé on Sunday, and the team is leaving for the
Asante Kotoko have taken the first step into their journey to Cameroon with the team's arrival in Accra ahead of Friday's trip. The squad, made up of 18 players, seven technical officials, a management member, and a photojournalist, arrived
