Audio By Carbonatix
Asante Kotoko survived a home scare in the start of their CAF Champions League campaign to win 2-1 against Liberia's B.Y.C on Sunday in Kumasi.
The Porcupine Warriors needed two goals from the spot to overcome their opponents in the preliminary round stage of the competition.
Ghana international Kwabena Adusei scored both goals for Kotoko.
Adusei put Kotoko ahead before the Liberia side drew level to end the first half one goal apiece.
After missing many opportunities, Kotoko earned another penalty and Adusei stepped up to dispatch it, a goal which gave the Porcupine Warriors the winner.
The Porcupine Warriors will attempt to reach the group stages after failing to reach the last-eight in their previous campaign.
Latest Stories
-
DTI students showcase innovative solutions at 2026 Capstone Projects Exhibition
22 minutes -
‘We let the athletes down’ – NSA boss on Ghana’s Commonwealth Games campaign
30 minutes -
Jinapor prioritises exploration, investment to reverse Ghana’s oil production decline
32 minutes -
Eric Tinkler highlights deep-rooted challenges at Asante Kotoko, admits club is aware
35 minutes -
Next 15 years of Petroleum Commission must focus on transformation – John Jinapor
36 minutes -
Bank of Ghana’s negative equity should not come as a surprise – Minority
37 minutes -
US$3.5bn fresh investment shows renewed confidence in Ghana’s oil sector – Jinapor
38 minutes -
Another centenary in Keta: Vodza RC School
57 minutes -
GES engages teacher unions over concerns about 2025 promotion dates
1 hour -
Ghana must move from participation to ownership in petroleum sector – Jinapor
1 hour -
Government moves to restore investor confidence as Ghana seeks to revive oil production
1 hour -
Kingsley Agyemang calls for legally protected fund to tackle Africa’s flood risk
1 hour -
Andre Ayew Backs Grassroots Sports as Ghana-Anhui Chamber Donates 2,120 Items for Constituency Games
1 hour -
Hostel Owners Association accuse Rent Control of threats, unfair treatment to operators
1 hour -
NSA opens special desk to resolve Ghana Card, school biodata mismatches
1 hour