Asante Kotoko goalkeeper, Muntari Tagoe has warned his teammates against complacency ahead of the CAF Confederation Cup return league against Comoros Coton Sports of Cameroon.
The Porcupine Warriors boost their chances by qualifying for the group stage of the competition by defeating the home side 3:2 at the Military Stadium on Sunday.
Two goals from Daouda Kamilou (penalty), Gueme Araina for Coton Sport; and three by Kotoko’s Emmanuel Gyamfi, Maxwell Baakoh, Abdul Fatawu have now put the Ghanaian club in good position to make it to the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup.
The Ghanaian giants are the daunting favourites to advance to the group stage of the qualifying campaign against the Cameroonian club who were massively tipped to beat Kotoko in the first leg on Sunday.
Despite the sweet victory at the Military Stadium, the former Medeama SC shot-stopper has urged his teammates to eschew complacency.
The return leg is slated on Sunday at the Baba Yara Stadium.
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