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GPL: Points Shared in League Clash between FC Samartex and Asante Kotoko

GPL: Points Shared in League Clash between FC Samartex and Asante Kotoko

Asante Kotoko and FC Samartex 1996 shared the spoils in a dramatic Ghana Premier League encounter after both sides scored in a frantic four-minute spell.

Samartex went into the fixture among the early pace-setters, having collected seven points from their opening three matches, while Kotoko were also unbeaten with five points from three games.

Neither side could find the decisive goal after the two teams exchanged goals, ensuring the points were shared at full time.

The game burst into life in the 64th minute when the referee awarded Samartex a penalty after Kotoko goalkeeper Danlad Ibrahim was adjudged to have committed a late tackle.

Isaac Afful stepped up to take responsibility from the spot, but Danlad produced a crucial save to keep Kotoko in the game. The goalkeeper then reacted quickly to deny Sowah from converting the rebound.

Kotoko were rewarded for their resilience in the 75th minute when Walid Neymar delivered a pinpoint cross into the box. Mamah rose highest and powered his header into the net to give the Porcupine Warriors a 1โ€“0 lead.

However, Kotoko’s advantage lasted just three minutes.Samartex responded immediately, finding the back of the net in the 78th minute to restore parity and set up a tense final period.The late drama ensured the contest remained finely balanced, with both teams forced to settle for a share of the points.

The draw keeps Samartex on seven points, while Kotoko move to five points after three matches. Samartex remain among the leading sides at the top of the table.

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