Amidaus players celebrating a goal in the Ghana Premier League

Amidaus Professionals goalkeeper Eric Antwi has denied reports that he suffered from a stomach upset and had to attend nature’s call during Saturday’s league match against RTU.

The publication claimed the match was barely 30 minutes old when the incident occurred, forcing referee Prince Tawiah to stop proceedings. 

The match was halted for close to five minutes but the Antwi has denied his decision to storm off the pitch had nothing to do with his health.

Antwi told Storm FM: “I wouldn’t have felt shy to admit if I actually did what has been speculated in the media but that said incident didn’t happen and I don’t know why people have written that about me without finding out.

“It is true that I went to the dressing room but it was the referee who spotted that I wore white underwear and it had begun to show up so he told me to go and change it because it could conflict with the opponent’s jersey which was a same colour.

“I then rushed to the dressing room upon his permission to change it but when I was returning to the pitch I heard some jeers and laughing from the fans but I didn’t know what actually the reason was.

“A friend called me today to tell me what he has read in the news but as I said it is not true.”

Amidaus Professionals beat Real Tamale United 3-1 at the Baba Yara Stadium.