
Asante Kotoko new boy Prince Acquah has labelled the Ghana derbry as normal after making his debut on Sunday.
Acquah played the entire duration for the Porcupine Warriors against the Phobians in the semi-final of the G6 tournament.
The former Heart of Lions midfielder was named man of the match in the crunch fixture.
But he missed the last penalty for Asante Kotoko to help the Phobians secure a place in the final of the tournament.
"Even though I'm a new member in the Asante Kotoko team and unknown by most people but I have been in the top flight for quite sometime now so it was normal playing in the derby," Acquah said.
"The tension and hype around the derby is something that make it a bit difficult but it was normal."
By Nuhu Adams


US and Iran reach deal to end war, reopen Hormuz
French-UK mission 'ready' to aid Hormuz reopening, says Macron
Putin’s paranoia: AI espionage pushes Kremlin to reinforce security measures
With Europe closed, migrants stalled in Mauritania limbo
G7 summit opens in France with Ukraine war, new US-Iran agreement on agenda
Macron leads effort to bridge divides with Trump at France's G7 summit
US and Iran agree to memorandum of understanding and immediate end to military o...
KMA Deploys Vacuum Sweepers to Tackle Dust, Waste and Flooding in Kumasi
BoG Extends IMTO Registration Deadline to July 31 — Non‑Compliant Operators Face...
Big Payout, Big Changes: MMMF Declares 30p Dividend, Endorses New Board