Live Updates: Hearts of Oak vs Asante Kotoko

Follow the Live play-by-play in the Ghana Premier League Super Clash game between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko from the Accra Sports Stadium.

The two teams face off in this rescheduled week 7 fixture of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League.

Hearts of Oak will attempt to revive their fading aspirations as far as this season is concerned when they host Asante Kotoko at the Accra Sports Stadium in the first Super Clash game of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League.

Muntari's @HeartsOfOakGH have drawn key games where they really should've picked wins, reflecting in 8th position on the table.

Etouga's @AsanteKotoko_SC have been more consistent, but are far off the max 48 points they could have after 16 games. Still top, though.#SuperClash pic.twitter.com/prxk3UA6a3

— Gary Al-Smith (@garyalsmith) February 20, 2022

Check out on @GHPLUpdates for your #SuperClash updates https://t.co/eNzs1uGEx5

— Omolele (@kkorankye1) February 20, 2022

The Phobians, defending champions of the league title go into the game to put the brakes on their arch-rivals who have taken a 12 point lead on the table.

Asante Kotoko currently lead the table with 36 points whilst Hearts of Oak is placed eighth on the league table with 24 points.

In their last game, the Porcupine Warriors eased past Accra Lions  3-1 at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.

Hearts of Oak also held Real Tamale United to a stalemate at the Tamale Sports Stadium.

⭐ 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇𝐃𝐀𝐘! ⭐

⚽ @HeartsOfOakGH v @AsanteKotoko_SC 🎭

🏆 #GPL

⌚️ 3:00 pm

🏟️ Accra Sports Stadium

#️⃣ #SuperClash pic.twitter.com/RQ5Qq3AZvF

— 🇬🇭 Ghana Premier League (@GhanaLeague) February 20, 2022

𝐋𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐥𝐞 𝐛𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐧!

🎬 Charged atmosphere here at the Accra Sports Stadium 🏟 @HeartsOfOakGH Vs @AsanteKotoko_SC #SuperClash #GPLOnStarTimes pic.twitter.com/yfMYgM4OCT

— 🇬🇭 Ghana Premier League (@GhanaLeague) February 20, 2022

Ahead of the big game on Sunday, the National Sports Authority (NSA) has announced that the stadium will admit full capacity after reversing the initial 25 percent limit due to COVID-19.