The win was Kotoko’s maiden on Cameroonian soil and their first away win since 2013 against Sony Ela Nguema of Equatorial Guinea.
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Here are the number of times Kotoko have won away matches in Africa
Asante Kotoko defeated Coton Sport Garoua of Cameroon to earn their 13th victory in an away fixture in CAF inter club competitions.
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1967 Stade Abidjan (Ivory Coast) 1-3 Asante Kotoko
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Francois scored the opener in the 20th minute, before Kwame Adarkwa cancelled out the lead for the Porcupine Warriors.
Osumanu Orlando put Kotoko in the driving seat, before Abukari Gariba sealed the victory for the Kumasi giants.
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1967 Saint Louisiene (Senegal) 2-3 Kotoko
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1967 Djoliba (Mali) 1-2 Kotoko
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1971 Englebert (DR Congo) 1-2 Kotoko
Asante Kotoko won their first CAF Champions League in Congo, after defeating TP Englebert.
Abukari Gariba gave Kotoko the lead in the 12th minute, before Tshinabu restored parity for the hosts. Malik Jabir scored the goal that won the Porcupine Warriors the ultimate.
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1979 Kadiogo (Burkina Faso) 0-1 Kotoko
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1982 FC Lupopo (DR Congo) 1-2 Kotoko
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1983 FC 105 (Gabon) 1-2 Kotoko
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1983 CARA Brazzaville (Congo Brazzaville) 1-2 Kotoko
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1992 Costa del Sol (Mozambique) 1-2 Kotoko
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1992 ASEC (Ivory Coast) 1-2 Kotoko
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2002 AS Police (Congo Brazzaville) 2-3 Kotoko
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2013 Sony Ela Nguema (Equatorial Guinea) 0-1 Kotoko
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