Asante Kotoko SC will look to end a three-match winless run when they host Gold Stars SC at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
The Porcupine Warriors are seeking a result that can revive their Ghana Premier League campaign and improve their position in the table. Their recent struggles have been offset by a strong home record against the Miners, giving them confidence ahead of the Matchday 11 meeting.
Kotoko have won three, drawn four and lost three of their opening 10 league matches. They have scored in four of their past five games, but a failure to turn promising performances into victories has restricted their progress.
Their latest match ended in a 2-1 defeat away to Berekum Chelsea last weekend, extending a run without a win and increasing the need for an immediate response in Kumasi.
The Ghanaian giants are 10th in the table with 13 points. They have scored 11 goals and conceded 12, while another poor result at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium would increase pressure on the team to regain the consistency expected of the club.
Kotoko’s home form provides a more positive backdrop. In five league matches at the stadium this season, they have recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat, scoring six goals and conceding five.
They also have a significant advantage in recent home meetings with Gold Stars. Kotoko have avoided defeat in their last five league matches against the Miners in Kumasi, winning four and drawing one. They have kept clean sheets in four of those games.
Gold Stars arrive with problems of their own after failing to win or score in their last two league fixtures. They were held to a 0-0 draw by Aduana FC at Duns Park in their previous match.
The defending champions are 13th with 11 points from 10 matches, having scored eight goals and conceded 10. Their record across the past five league games stands at two wins, one draw and two defeats.
Away form has been a particular weakness for Gold Stars. They have won once and drawn once in five league matches on the road, losing the other three. Their away record includes only three goals scored and five conceded.
The Miners will need to be more effective in attack and disciplined in defence if they are to challenge Kotoko’s home advantage. Ending their scoring drought will be essential if they are to take anything from Saturday’s fixture in Kumasi.
