Aduana FC head coach Samuel Boadu could face sanctions from the Ghana Football Association after making provocative and offensive gestures towards Asante Kotoko supporters following his side’s impressive 2-0 victory at the Baba Yara Stadium.
The former Hearts of Oak and Medeama coach appeared to gesture towards the Kotoko supporters in a manner interpreted as telling them to “shut up” after Aduana FC secured a memorable 2-0 victory over the Porcupine Warriors at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday.
Boadu, known for his animated and emotional touchline demeanour, appeared to be caught up in the celebrations as Aduana completed a memorable away triumph in Kumasi.
However, his reaction could now attract the attention of the GFA, particularly if the incident is captured in the official match reports or reviewed by the association’s disciplinary authorities.
The gestures have sparked criticism, with questions being raised over whether the Aduana trainer crossed the line between passionate celebration and conduct considered disrespectful or provocative towards opposition supporters.
The incident came in the aftermath of a highly charged encounter, with the Kotoko faithful making their displeasure known after the game through boos and jeers directed at the coach.
