Audio By Carbonatix
Asante Kotoko came from behind to draw on matchday three of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday, September 22.
Emmanuel Antwi scored a belter with minutes away from full time to ensure the Porcupine Warriors avoided defeat in their first home game of the 2024/25 season, ending 1-1.
Young Apostles came into the game at the back of a 0-0 draw in their fixture against Nations FC in their second game.
The newly promoted side had failed to score in any of their opening two games since their debut in the top flight.
After 45 minutes with no goals in the fixture, the away side broke the deadlock six minutes into the second half.
Daniel Lomotey opened the scoring for Young Apostles to give them the lead against the Porcupine Warriors.
Antwi grabbed the equaliser for the Porcupine Warriors in the 76th minute.
The new signing's shot from long range beat the Young Apostles goalkeeper to tie the game.
However, neither of the two teams was able to find the winner in the final minutes of the game with the encounter ending 1-1.
The result means Kotoko have four points from their first two games of the season while Young Apostles are still winless after three games.
Kotoko face Berekum Chelsea in their next league game while Young Apostles will be up against Aduana FC.
Latest Stories
-
Daily Insight for CEOs: The CEO’s role in strengthening financial discipline
26 seconds -
Peter Mac Manu buries wife on Saturday
20 minutes -
Man found dead in open drain at Wa SSNIT Residence
23 minutes -
VIDEO: Watch Bright Simons and Kpessa-Whyte clash over SIGA report on SOEs
24 minutes -
EXPLAINER: Why Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie’s ‘past eight years’ comments have sparked controversy
35 minutes -
Ghana, Uganda deepen upstream petroleum cooperation through peer learning
39 minutes -
Sam George opens Girls-In-ICT Open Day, urges girls to lead Ghana’s digital future
42 minutes -
‘No matter where you hide, we will come for you’ – IGP warns criminals
43 minutes -
Ghana, Burkina Faso deepen cooperation on Human Capital and AI
46 minutes -
‘We have the spaces, but they don’t meet demand’ – Kofi Asare on SHS placement
1 hour -
SHS placement: Gov’t taking steps to address challenges – Education Ministry assures
1 hour -
Mrs. Alice Serwah Manu
1 hour -
Christian Council commends GoldBod on responsible gold management
2 hours -
Government must scrap F9 barrier to SHS admission – Kofi Asare
2 hours -
Hollard Ghana Wins Customer Care Award for Third Consecutive Year
2 hours