Asante Kotoko coach Prosper Narteh Ogum has responded to criticism following the groups shocking 2-1 defeat to Legon Cities of their Ghana Premier League conflict on Wednesday.The loss marked Kotokos first of the season and gave Legon Cities, who have been backside of the desk with solely two factors, their first win of the marketing campaign.Many annoyed Kotoko followers have been upset by the consequence, questioning how the Porcupine Warriors may fall to a workforce struggling on the foot of the league.Nonetheless, Ogum defended the result, noting that upsets in opposition to lower-ranked groups are widespread in soccer. “It occurs everywhere in the world. He who’s down fears no fall,” he acknowledged.Ogum admitted the loss was arduous to just accept, particularly given the groups improved second-half play. “It isn’t the easiest way to lose, particularly in case you have a look at the best way we performed within the second half; it should not have occurred, however then it has. We simply should put ourselves collectively and transfer on,” he added.Kotoko will purpose to bounce again after they host Coronary heart of Lions on Sunday, whereas Legon Cities will face Younger Apostles in Accra the next day.