Respected African Coach Craves to Watch Hearts vs Kotoko Live at the Stadium

• Al Ahly head coach Pitso Mosimane has disclosed he would love to watch Ghana's version of the El Classico
• The first instalment of Ghana's version of the El Classico dubbed Super Clash was staged yesterday at the Accra Sports Stadium
• The game ended in a stalemate as Asante Kotoko maintain their stranglehold at the summit of the league log, 12 points ahead of Hearts of Oak

Revered Al Ahly manager Pitso Mosimane revealed he would want to have a feel of the Super Clash between Hearts of Oak and fierce rivals Asante Kotoko live at the stadium.

The most recent fixture between Ghana's two most glamorous clubs was staged yesterday, with both sides failing to find the back of the net.

The goalless draw means the Porcupine Warriors end the first round of the 2021/22 season at the top of the league table, with Hearts 12 points adrift of their rivals.

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Mosimane, who is one of the most successful coaches on the continent, led Cairo-based powerhouse Al Ahly to bronze at the recently held FIFA Club World Cup.

In an interview with sportscaster Owuraku Ampofo, Mosimane hinted he would want to watch a live game between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko at the stadium.

“I would love to come to Ghana and watch the Super Clash. Next time, Insha Allah I’ll get an opportunity to watch Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko because I know what such a game means,” Mosimane told Owuraku as quoted by myjoyonline.

The 57-year-old gaffer was quick to wax lyrical on former AC Milan and Inter Milan icon Sulley Ali Muntari, who lasted 60 minutes in the Super Clash.

“I saw that the legend is back playing for Hearts of Oak. Ahhhh Muntari, what a midfielder he is. It’s always a pleasure to watch Muntari play,” An awe-struck Mosimane said.

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Celebrated African tactician Pitso Mosimane gives up dream of coaching in Europe

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Al-Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane believes he will never get the opportunity to coach a team in Europe.

As reported on Sports Brief, the three-time CAF Champions League winner is known for his forthrightness and did not pull any punches about perceived prejudices against African coaches overseas.

He was speaking at a press conference of the South African Football Journalist Association, where he was frank about his prospects of one day coaching in Europe.