Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, Eric Ofori Antwi has disclosed the Porcupine Warriors are not giving up on winning the Ghana Premier League.
The Kumasi based club have endured a torrid season but have managed to put smiles on the faces of their supporters.
With no doubt, the performance of the Warriors in the second round have not been good but Eric still believe they can still push to win the league.
The 23-year-old joined the Porcupine Warriors from Amidaus Professionals in 2013 as first-choice, but has fallen down the pecking order this season under interim manager Michael Osei and is currently third behind Ernest Sowah and Felix Annan.
“I didn’t start the season very well. We played against WAFA and I conceded a goal and I conceded another one at the Kumasi Sports Stadium which the supporters felt I could have do something about it but football is full of uncertainties.” Antwi told Adom Sports.
“I injured and I another person took over but I have started training gradually but I must say the players have done very well so I am praying that I recover on time and I know when I fully recover, I will be in post again With three matches to end the season, Kotoko are currently occupying the 3rd position with 42 points.
Quizzed if they can still win the league, Eric said, “We are on course and I believe everything can happen in football.
“We have three matches to play and if we are able to win all our matches and Aduana Stars and Wa All Stars loses, I believe we can win the league.