Asante Kotoko beat Great Olympics 1-0 in Accra for a week 32 game fit for the formalities as the Porcupine Warriors have already won the league title.
Cameroonian import, Franck Mbella swiveled outside the Great Olympics penalty area before planting the ball behind the net. Great Olympics and Black Stars B coach, Annor Walker is still not giving up on a top four finish with 44 points in 9th place on the table.
“This match is a match from the beginning of the game I said it’s a win for me. “It’s just unfortunate that we had to lose this game. “You could testify that we played all the game and at least even we should have won or play a draw but unfortunately this is what we got. “So I believe I have to go back and see where I fell short, correct them before I play my next game against Hearts of Oak.
“I’m still confident I will play in the top four, I’ve not finished until the last game that will determine if I should be in the top four. “But since we’ve not played the last game and the league is not ended, I will not say I will not be in the top four.” Annor Walker told StarTimes.
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