Footage of Hearts of Oak Fans Consoling Crying Asante Kotoko Supporter After Victory Goes Viral

• Fans of Hearts of Oak were spotted consoling an Asante Kotoko supporter
• The Phobians defeated the Porcupine Warriors to win Ghana's President Cup
• The defending Premier League champions slipped to fourth after the defeat

A group of Hearts of Oak fans stayed behind to console an Asante Kotoko supporter after their victory in the President Cup game.

Konadu Yiadom scored the only goal as the Phobians beat their sworn rivals, also collecting all three points in the game which served as a league match too.

For the second year running, Hearts of Oak have won the President Cup at the expense of the Porcupine Warriors.

In a video shared on social media, the fan - painted in Asante Kotoko colours - is seen shedding tears after the game.

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The visibly broken Kotoko fan took solace from the Hearts of Oak fans as he left the stadium.

The Ghana Premier League champions are now five points adrift of leaders, Aduana Stars after 20 matches in the ongoing campaign.

Meanwhile, Hearts of Oak revived their title hopes with the win in Accra.

Asante Kotoko will next travel to Samreboi to play Samatex while Hearts of Oak engage Bibiani Gold Stars on the road.

Both clubs have been left with the Ghana Premier League to compete for after they were eliminated from the FA Cup.

Hearts of Oak beat Kotoko

Sports Brief previously reported on Accra Hearts of Oak being crowned the President Cup champions after defeating rivals, Kumasi Asante Kotoko.

Konadu Yiadom's second-half header ensured the Phobians also picked up all three points from the game, which doubled as a GPL league match.

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With President Nana Akufo-Addo in attendance, the two giants of Ghanaian football delivered a spectacle for fans at the Accra Sports Stadium.

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Sports Brief also reported on a Hearts of Oak official revealing fans are fed up with Slavko Matic, the team coach.

The Phobians suffered back-to-back defeats in Accra against Aduana Stars and fierce rivals, Great Olympics.

The defeat in the derby in midweek has seen Hearts of Oak drop to sixth place in the Ghana Premier League.