Medeama SC Communications Director Benjamin Willie Graham has confirmed that coach Perro and player Adade have settled their differences following Sunday's physical altercation during the match between Medeama SC and Asante kotoko.

Graham described the incident as one of the most emotional moments in football, explaining that the clash was accidental and resulted from Adade losing his footing while going for the ball.

According to him, Adade intended to apologise to the Kotoko coach after accidentally bumping into him, but the situation escalated when the coach reacted physically.

Graham revealed that both parties later met at the Kotoko technical bench after the game, where Adade apologised for the accidental contact, while the coach also expressed regret over his reaction.

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"Both parties are okay, and we are good to go," Graham said, adding that emotions can sometimes run high in football.

However, the Medeama communications director acknowledged that the coach's reaction was unacceptable, stressing that he was expected to exercise more restraint because of his position and experience.

He further explained that the coach's reaction appeared more deliberate and that Kotoko's decision to sanction him was understandable.

Despite the incident, Graham insists that both parties have accepted responsibility for their actions and moved on from the misunderstanding.

"Both parties are okay"

Medeama Communications Director Benjamin Willie Graham says coach Perro and Adade have settled their differences following Sunday's scuffle.

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