Accra Hearts of Oak coach Aboubakar Ouattara has called on the club’s supporters to remain patient and continue backing the team, despite their disappointing form this season.
The Phobians suffered a 0-1 defeat to league leaders Bibiani Gold Stars in match week eight of the Ghana Premier League at the Legon Sports Stadium.
Samuel Atta Kumi scored the decisive goal after Hamza Issah missed a crucial penalty for Hearts of Oak, bringing an end to their five-match unbeaten streak under Ouattara.
Despite dominating parts of the game, Hearts of Oak couldn't find the back of the net, with Issah’s missed penalty proving costly. Gold Stars’ goalkeeper Emmanuel Kobi delivered a match-winning performance, denying Hearts a chance to salvage a point.
After the game, Coach Ouattara remained optimistic, emphasising that the team’s transformation is part of a gradual process. He urged fans to stay behind the club through this challenging period.
“One goal we couldn’t score. Every match we expect to win three points, but today we lost all three at home. The supporters should continue supporting us because it is a process,” Ouattara said after the defeat.
Hearts of Oak’s struggles this season
Accra Hearts of Oak have won just two games after eight match weeks, drawing three and losing three. The club's performance has been on a decline, following last season's relegation scare.
Coach Ouattara will be looking to bounce back as they face Medeama SC in match week nine of the Ghana Premier League, hoping for a turnaround in Tarkwa.
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