The mind game continues as the second leg of the CAF Champions League preliminaries between Nigerian flagbearer Kano Pillars and their Ghanaian foes, Asante Kotoko whom they defeated 3-2 in the first leg a fortnight ago draws nearer.
Kotoko coach, Kjetil Zachariassen has reiterated that his club did not deserve to lose the first leg to Pillars.
The Porcupines Warriors were beaten 3-2 at Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano last time out even though they enjoyed a 2-1 lead until the 70th minute.
However, the former Ashgold head trainer says they have been training hard and believes they will get a good result on Sunday.
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“We did our best in the first game and I still believe that we should have picked up at least a point,” Kotoko’s Norwegian manager told the Caf website in an interview, even though points are not awarded during this stage of the tournament.
“It was a very difficult…
Source: Vanguard Newspaper