Kumasi Asante Kotoko has filed a complaint at the Ghana Football Association over the officiating in their 1-1 draw with Hearts of Oak in the Super Clash game on Sunday.
In a social media post, the club announced that they came to the decision after careful review of the footage from the game.
After a barren first half, Kotoko took the lead through Yussif Mubarik.
Hearts of Oak then got the equaliser through Caleb Amankwah, but he was suspected to have been in an offside position before stumping the ball home.
Referee Selorm Yao Bless was also generally deemed to have had poor game, with Kotoko fans claiming they deserved at least a penalty against the Phobians.
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