In the forthcoming Super Clash against Asante Kotoko, former Hearts of Oak goalie Richard Attah has challenged Benjamin Asare, the team's current goalkeeper, to continue the clean sheet tradition.
In Premier League games between 2021 and 2022, Attah, who had a stellar career with the Phobians, had an outstanding record of three straight clean sheets versus Kotoko.
He became known as a trustworthy player in high-stakes matches as a result of this accomplishment.
Attah urged Asare to duplicate the same defensive tenacity and voiced trust in his ability ahead of the eagerly awaited match on Sunday.
Attah told MOTV, "I want Benjamin Asare to start this Sunday and continue my record of keeping clean sheets in all Premier League games against Asante Kotoko."
Asare will try to step up and give Hearts of Oak a significant victory over their bitter rivals.
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Kwesi Appiah rules out coaching the Black Stars again.
Kwesi Appiah has ruled out a potential comeback as coach of the Black Stars, Ghana's senior national side.
Appiah, who earlier this year inked a one-year contract with Sudan, has led the Falcons of Jediane to earn a spot in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) competition.
Sudan defeated the Black Stars 2-0 at Benghazi, Libya, during their qualification match after holding Ghana to a goalless draw at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Nonetheless, Otto Addo, the Black Stars' head coach, has faced pressure to step down after Ghana failed to earn a spot in the tournament, which Egypt will host.
When asked if he would entertain a third potential comeback, Appiah dismissed the idea, stating that he is concentrating on his duties as Sudan's head coach.
"I have a contract with Sudan right now, but as a professional coach, you have to always remember that you have to be ready for any chance," he stated.
He continued, "At this time, I am concentrating on my work with Sudan, but I do not want to say anything because I do not want to contradict myself."
First named coach of the Black Stars, Appiah served from 2012 to 2014 and again from 2017 until 2020. He is renowned for having earned Ghana a spot at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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