Asante Kotoko deputy captain Richmond Lamptey has expressed his disappointment about his outfit inability to convert clear-cut chances against Hearts of Oak despite securing victory in the Super Clash last Sunday.
In a highly competitive game, the two most glamourous clubs in the country locked horns at the Baba Yara Stadium in the week 14 of the Ghana Premier League.
Kotoko, who were playing away to Hearts of Oak prevailed in the much-anticipated encounter.
Hearts of Oak shot into the lead through Linda Mtange but Isaac Oppong pulled parity before the halftime break.
Putting up a stellar performance, Uganda forward Steven Mukwala bagged a brace in the second half to seal victory for Kotoko. Martin Karikari reduced the deficit in the final minute for the Phobians.
Despite beating Hearts of Oak, Lamptey was left frustrated that his team failed to capitalize on their chances.
“We were determined to win the game for the fans. As players, we were a bit disappointed because we were unable to take our chances but as professional players we will do our best to correct our mistakes. I will also credit my teammates for adhering to instructions” he told the club’s media.
Asante Kotoko will face Great Olympics in the Ghana Premier League week 15 clash this weekend.
The Porcupine Warriors are currently 7th on the league standings with 22 points after 14 games.