Operations manager of Asante Kotoko, George Kennedy, is optimistic about his side’s chances of winning the league with four matches to go.
The Porcupine Warriors are five points behind leaders Wa All Stars and must win all their last 4 matches and hope the other three contenders slip up.
And Kennedy is hoping for exactly that
“If we are able to win our next four matches, then we can win the league but for now I am very happy with our performance.” Kennedy told Asempa Sports.
“I am not scared of the other clubs because they are also having the same four matches to play and I know everything is possible in football because football is full of uncertainties.
“The other clubs can lose or win and it applies to us as well so we are still in contention to win the title. We are not discouraged at all.
Kotoko host Berekum Chelsea at the Baba Yara Stadium.
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