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On Saturday, Ghana's two most successful clubs, Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak, will reignite their rivalry. Not on the field but in a FIFA 20 game console battle.
The teams will be represented by their respective goalkeepers: Ibrahim Danlad for the Porcupine Warriors while Richard Attah will be on the side of the Phobians.
The two shot stoppers were immense in the truncated Ghana Premier League 2019/20 season with Attah making the Phobians goalpost his own and Danlad making waves on loan at Berekum Chelsea.
The duo have garnered reputation among teammates as adept with the console and will battle for not only the bragging rights for themselves, but also for one of the two most symbolic clubs in the country.
The game will be streamed live on Joy Sports Facebook and Twitter handles on Saturday. Follow us on Twitter @JoySportsGH.
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