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Democracy Cup: Eric Tinkler targets winning start against Hearts of Oak

Asante Kotoko head coach Eric Tinkler says he wants to mark his first meeting with Hearts of Oak with victory when the two rivals meet in the 2026 Democracy Cup. The annual fixture, which commemorates Ghana’s Parliament and the country’s Fourth Republic, has added incentive this year, with the winners earning the opportunity to face […]

Democracy Cup: Eric Tinkler targets winning start against Hearts of Oak

Asante Kotoko's head coach Eric Tinkler aims to deliver a triumphant start to his tenure with a victory against Hearts of Oak in the 2026 Democracy Cup. This annual fixture, commemorating Ghana's Parliament and the Fourth Republic, takes on added significance this year, as the winners will face English Premier League club Sunderland in the United Kingdom.

The Ghanaian football veteran, who assumes charge ahead of the 2026/27 season, has drawn upon his experience managing major derbies in South Africa to prepare for this high-stakes encounter. Tinkler, confident in the passionate fan base at home, expressed his intention to provide Kotoko supporters with a memorable performance. Scheduled for September 28 at Baba Yara Sports Stadium, the Democracy Cup clash promises to draw a large crowd.

Tinkler, eager to please his new team, emphasized his desire to secure a win before the Ghana Premier League season kicks off. The Porcupine Warriors confront newly promoted Debibi United in their opening league match.

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