There are worrying signs in Kumasi after Asante Kotoko lost for the second time in their last three matches.
On Sunday, the Champions were sent deep into the mines by AshantiGold as they lost 2-0 to the Miners at the Len Clay Stadium.
The result sees their lead at the top cut to one point.
A goal in either half by Emmanuel Osei and Latif Mohammed was all the Miners needed to claim all three points against their regional rivals.
Fans of Kotoko started filing out of the grounds, signaling defeat long before the referee sounded the final whistle.
And the outcome of the match will pile the pressure on Didi Dramani as traditional rivals, Hearts of Oak remain in second place and are just a point adrift of Kotoko.
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