Asante Kotoko cruised to a commanding 2-0 win over Eleven Wonders on Wednesday night at the University of Ghana Stadium, bolstering their charge for the Ghana Premier League crown.

The Porcupine Warriors wasted no time announcing their ambitions, with Peter Amidu Acquah breaking the deadlock in the 16th minute.

Seizing on a momentary lapse from the Wonders’ defense, the forward pounced and coolly slotted home, handing Kotoko a well-earned advantage.

Wonders tried to rally but found themselves overwhelmed by Kotoko’s sharp organization and relentless intensity, especially in the heart of midfield.

Kotoko maintained control for the rest of the first half, crafting opportunities and keeping their rivals safely at bay.

After the break, the Kumasi giants asserted total dominance, hemming Wonders into their own territory for extended periods.

Rooted to the bottom of the table, Wonders struggled to muster any real attacking threat, forced into a defensive shell as Kotoko hunted for a decisive second goal.

The breakthrough came in stoppage time, as Johnson Owusu calmly finished in the 90th minute to put the seal on a commanding team display.

The victory propels Asante Kotoko higher up the table, keeping their title dreams alive, while Wonders remain anchored to the bottom, their hopes of survival slipping away as the season wears on.