The head coach of Accra-based club Legon Cities has lambasted his players for their poor second-half showing in their defeat to Kumasi Asante Kotoko on Saturday in Sogakope.
In his post-match interview with StarTimes, the former Ghana U-17 coach shared his dissatisfaction with his players failing to adhere to his instructions.
“We did well in the first half. I gave them specific instructions for the second half, and they came doing different things. And when you are playing against a team like Kotoko, who has more experience, you’ll get punished, and we got punished.”
Legon Cities opened the scoring through captain Nasiru Moro midway through the first half, before an own goal from Mohammed, two more from Steven Mukwala, and Isaac Oppong sealed a back-to-back win for the Porcupine Warriors.
