Accra Great Olympics have trolled Asante Kotoko following their 1-0 win at the Accra Sports Stadium on Thursday afternoon.
Great Olympics dominated the early minutes of the match with brilliant passes and descent crosses but their efforts couldn't hand the opener in the first department.
Veteran attacker Gladson Awako displayed a super performance in the build-up to the goal against the Porcupine Warriors.
Micheal Yeboah headed home the only goal of the game on the 53rd minutes from Awako's cross.
However, on social media, the two times Ghana Premier League champions are over the place trolling the Porcupine Warriors following their impressive 1-0 win.
After the final whistle, Kotoko on their Twitter shared, "90+4' FULL TIME #AKSC 0 vs 1 Olympics. The referee has blown for the end of the game. #AKSC #KOTOLY #GPL."
Olympics responded with a video saying, "DJ, bɔ nyɛn ndwom", which means "Plays us some music".
Dentaa Amoateng, who is the International Relations Manager of the club also tweeted, "Disappointed".
Olympics quoted her tweet with a mind-boggling dance mocking her.
Since 2006, the Oly Dade had beaten Kotoko two times prior to this meeting and on both occasions, Olympics were relegated.
The win has sent Olympics to the 5th position with 7 points with an outstanding game.
Olympics will host WAFA at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday in their matchday 6 fixture.



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