Interim head coach of Asante Kotoko, Abdul Karim Zito, has refuted claims that there is some bad blood between attackers Albert Amoah and Kwame Opoku.In the last two games of the Porcupine Warriors, some fans have alleged that there is some friction between the two strikers over perceived selfish play.The allegation started after Kwame Opoku failed to pass to Albert Amoah to score in the narrow win against Aduana Stars.While a similar incident happened in the Hearts of Oak game when Albert Amoah failed to set up Kwame Opoku, coach Karim Zito insists that there is no rivalry between the two teams.He argues that both players are self-centred and want to score for the team to become important for the club.“During our first match [against Aduana Stars], Amoah should have given the ball to Opoku, and today too, look at what has happened. I think it’s not about rivalry, it’s about lack of focus and self-centeredness. Everybody wants to score to feel important, and that’s why in Europe they attach much importance to assists. So it’s not rivalry but rather self-centeredness,” Coach Zito explained to journalists after the Super Clash on Sunday.Meanwhile, the Kotoko...