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Asante Kotoko Coach Maxwell Konadu believes his side stands a greater chance of winning this season’s league.The porcupine warriors secured a goalless draw at the weekend in the Super Clash against Hearts of Oak at the Accra sports stadium.According to him, Kotoko are doing well in the ongoing league and will not be surprised if they win it.“It’s all the way for us as we have played seven matches unbeaten.” Said Maxwell KonaduKumasi Asante Kotoko is on top of the league table with 15 points after match day 7.
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