We didn't come here to defend – Kotoko coach ahead of CAF CL clash with Nouadhibou
Asante Kotoko coach Maxwell Konadu has revealed that his team is going all out for victory in Mauritania against FC Nouadhibou in the first leg of their CAF Champions League game.
The Porcupine Warriors begin this season's campaign at the preliminary stage against the Mauritanian champions.
Ahead of the game on Sunday, coach Maxwell Konadu has revealed that they aren't in Nouakchott to defend, but to win the game.
“Technically we say the best way to attack is to possess. We won’t play a defensive game, but if the score-line goes in our favor in the early exchanges, that will also tell you how to operate,” Konadu said in an interview at the team’s hotel.
“Usually, I want to play a game that I won’t concede. But most of the time, you can defend well throughout and concede a last-minute goal.
“I love playing attacking football, whether I am home or away. But if you visit an opponent’s home grounds, you need to be tactful about the way you attack.
“I am not here to play a defensive game. Mark my words. We didn’t come here to defend. We will play and play and play until we get what we want out of this match,” he concluded.
Source: ghanasoccernet.com
Trending News
Movement for Change can evolve into a political party in the future: Kyerematen
13:20Lack of public purse protection ‘pathetic’ – Sam Jonah calls out ‘weaponisation of state agencies against opponents, assault on press freedom'
04:02NDC Youth Wing expresses solidarity with nurses and midwives
10:08Clear indication defeat staring NPP in the face - NDC
10:58Let's do away with 'slash and burn' politics- Adutwum
03:26I'll ban all mining in water bodies, forest reserves – Kyerematen
12:04Train crash: I'd be asking some serious questions were I president – Mahama
07:02NPP sets up disability secretariat
02:46FGBMFI to honour Speaker Bagbin with distinguished Footprints Award for political leadership
09:11Struggle for next NDC leader'll make Mahama gov't lose focus if he wins 2024 polls - Afenyo-Markin says Bawumia 'better' option
14:16