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Asante Kotoko are determined to return to winning ways after their midweek stumble, as they face Heart of Lions at the Len Clay Stadium in week nine of the Ghana Premier League.
Prosper Narteh Ogum’s side suffered a painful 2-1 defeat to Legon Cities on Wednesday, which not only gave their opponents their first win of the season but also denied them the chance to top the table.
Despite the setback, the Porcupines still sit second, three points adrift of leaders Bibiani Gold Stars.
With Medeama close on their heels, Sunday’s clash against Lions is a must-win.
The visitors, though not in the best form with only two wins this season, occupy the 7th spot in the standings.
However, the Kpando-based side could be a potential banana skin for Kotoko, especially under the guidance of their veteran trainer Bashir Hayford.

Match Facts
Asante Kotoko
Kotoko are winless in their last three meetings with Heart of Lions (D1,L2)
Kotoko are undefeated at home in four matches (W3,D1)
Kotoko have scored in each of their eight outings this term
Heart of Lions
Lions are unbeaten in three matches against Asante Kotoko (D1,W2)
Lions are struggling in front of goal, having failed to score in four of their eight matches this season.
Lions have one lost one match this season (same as Asante Kotoko).
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