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Stubborn Latif Anabila suspended for 7 days for unsporting behaviour at Asante Kotoko
Asante Kotoko midfielder, Latif Anabila has been asked to stay home for seven days for his show of unsporting behaviour at the club.
Last weekend when the Porcupine Warriors lost 2-1 to Bechem United in the Ghana Premier League, the former Ashanti Gold man was missing in action.
Apparently, he gave some flimsy excuses and had to miss the trip to Bechem for that big title determining match.
Today, information gathered from Oyerepa FM has indicated that Latif Anabila has been punished for his unsporting behaviour.
It is understood that the midfielder has been denied the chance to train with his Asante Kotoko teammates today and has been asked to stay home for seven days.
Meanwhile, Augustine Okrah and Godfred Asiamah who missed the game for legitimate reasons are resuming training with the rest of the team to prepare for the final Ghana Premier League match of the season.
Source: footballghana.com
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