Asante Kotoko coach David Duncan insists his side will be committed to an attacking style when they host MC El Eulma in the CAF Champions League game on Sunday.
The Ghanaian champions need a win to progress to the next stage of the preliminary round having secured a goalless draw in the first leg encounter almost three weeks ago in Algeria.
Kotoko are desperate to make at least the group stage of this year's competition following years of fruitless attempts.
Duncan who has revived the Porcupine Warriors since taking over from Mas-Ud Dramani insists his side will be gunning for the kill come Sunday against Eulma.
“We obviously need to win the game and the obvious approach is very important,” he said at a pre-match press conference on Thursday.
“Eulma will obviously be approaching the game with a particular strategy which will in a way affect us but we are approaching the game with an attacking mind.”
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