Kumasi Asante Kotoko full back Atta Kusi, has set his sight on the three vitals points at stake when they head to Dormaa for the clash with Aduana Stars on Sunday.
The flying full back tasked his colleagues to end their away day shut out at the Nana Ameyaw Park, since they have never scored a goal in six previous attempts.
The 24 league champions endured a nightmarish start to the 2016 with one win in five attempts but their talented wing back reveled in their first triumph of the season ahead of the trip to Brong Ahafo region on Sunday.
Kusi rallied his team mates to be motivated by the need to muster a run of successive wins on the local scene and especially banishing that disastrous record of failing to score at the Dormaa Park in over 540 minutes.
The winger turned defender urged fans of the Reds to troop to the Dormaa Park and cheer them to that vital first win at the dreaded Nana Agyemang Badu Park.
“We are poised for our first ever victory at the Dormaa come Sunday, when we take on Aduana Stars.
Collectively as a group of players, we are ready to extend our winning run on the local scene after recording the first of the season against Hasaacas.
“It was the turning point of our season and Aduana Stars will fall just like any other side from now.
We know we have not even scored in Dormaa before, but this is football and everything has a first time.
Our supporters should continue the support and we will make them happy once again”, Kussi told sports crusader exclusively.
The record league holders endured its worst start to a domestic league in almost five decades after failing to win any of its opening four league fixtures.
A hard earn first win of the season at the hands of Sekondi Hasaacas however look set to ignite the fading light of David Duncan’s men ahead of the Dormaa trip on Sunday.
Kotoko"s Atta Kusi Confident of Winning in Dormaa
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