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Asante Kotoko's winless run in the Ghana Premier League continued as they suffered defeat to Nsoatreman on Thursday evening.
The Porcupine Warriors fell to a 2-1 defeat at the Baba Yara Stadium with Maxwell Kondau's side scoring a late winner in the game.
Nsoatreman opened the scoring in Kumasi after 23 minutes as former Hearts of Oak midfielder Abdul Manaf Umar scored to put his side ahead.
Konadu's side continued to create decent chances but were unable to take them as Kotoko drew level through Shadrack Addo.
The youngster scored with three minutes away from the halftime whistle.
Prosper Narteh Ogum made changes to his side in the second half but his substitutions did very little to the score.
Just when the game seemed to be heading for a draw, Nsoatreman snatched a late winner in added time of extra time.
Mohammed Abdul Rahman scored for the away side to seal all three points.
The defeat for Kotoko now means they have lost five of their last six games in the league with the other being a draw.
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