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Amos Frimpong was once again the hero for Kotoko as his spot kick earned Kotoko a vital draw in Sekondi against Hasaacas.
Kotoko were looking for their second straight away win in the southern sector.
The game was frantic with chances for both sides as keepers Felix Annan and George Owu produced strings of fantastic saves.
Hasmal finally took the lead through Samuel Afful in the 74th minute as Eric Bekoe and Ebo Duncan combined well to set up Afful who slotted past Felix Annan. But Amos Frimpong for a penalty two minutes later to cancel out the lead.
Kotoko also drop two points in the title race as they go 4 points behind leaders Wa All Stars.
OTHER RESULTS
FT
Hearts 1-1 Allies
Liberty 0-0 WAFA
Aduana 2-0 AshGold
Edubiase 0-1 AllStars
Dreams 2-1 Techiman
Hasaacas 1-1 Kotoko
Dwarfs 0-2 Bechem
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