Laryea Kingston Predicts 2-0 Win For Hearts In Super Clash

Former Ghana International Laryea Kingston has backed Accra Hearts of Oak to record a win over their arch rivals Kumasi Asante Kotoko in Monday’s Super Clash between the two.

The two Ghanaian giants will go head-to-head for the first time this season in the last of the

Ghana Premier League Match-Day 10 encounters at the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium in Accra.

And Laryea has backed his former club to collect the three points at stake in this encounter as they chase a first league win over the Porcupines in Accra in six years.

“I think Hearts of Oak will carry the day and I am also positive that they will win by 2-0 in

front of the Accra fans,” he told Tema based Obunu FM.

“So far this season, Hearts has shown the better form as compared to Kotoko, and I am positive that it will come to play in Monday’s game for all to see,” he added.

“Games between both sides has known no form guide in the past, but, this time around, I can see that happening and that is why I am backing the Phobians to carry the day,” he stated.

He said the game will be a tough one though as Kotoko will come in very determined not to lose, but, after 90 minutes, Hearts should be able to make their home advantage count and press on for the win.

Hearts will be seeking their sixth win of the season in Monday’s game, and, victory will take them top of the standing after leaders Wa All Stars lost at Tarkwa to Medeama SC on Sunday.

Laryea Kingston Predicts 2-0 Win For Hearts In Super Clash

Akuoko Predicts Fruitful Season For Aduana Stars Despite Poor Start

Aduana Stars defender Emmanuel Akuoko has predicted a very productive season for his side despite making a dreadful start to the campaign.

The experienced player called for patience from fans of the Dormaa based side as they look to build on their new found form.

Aduana Stars are unbeaten in their last two games, after losing their opening three games of the season and are confident of building on this.

The energetic defender envisaged a very close title run at the end of the season and remains optimistic that his side will come to the party at the appropriate time.

The former captain of the 2009/2010 league champions played down the gravity of their disastrous start and calling on fans to exercise patience as there is a long season ahead.

Aduana Stars parted ways with their then head coach Amadu Nuru after two successive defeats this season and have reappointed Romanian Cioba Aristica as head coach.

“Aduana Stars can still win the league at the end of the season; our target is still the league title and we will keep working on this,” Akuoko said.

“We have just played five matches and with 25 still to play, anything is still possible at the end of the campaign,” he exclusively told sportcrusader.com.

The stoutly built defender passed on a flurry of offers to switch camp to rival clubs in the last local transfer window, hoping to help the Brong Ahafo based side’s six year wait for another league trophy.

Aduana Stars invested heavily into the playing squad and were tipped by many to hijack the league but has so far recorded one win in five matches.

Akuoko Predicts Fruitful Season For Aduana Stars Despite Poor Start