Hearts of Oak won against ASR Bamako on Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium in the second leg of the CAF Confederations Cup by 1-0 in a difficult encounter.
That victory was not enough to help the club sail through to the next round of the competition, thus, exiting in their first round but second round of the competition.
After losing 3-0 in the first leg in Bamako from a kneeling performance that left the team bruised in heading towards the second leg, much was not expected from the team prior the game yesterday from outside the club.
However, much hopes were whipped within the club to spike up the team's chances of making it pass ASR Bamako who did not show much quality of a good side in the first leg.
The victory from Hearts of Oak nailed their second victory in their last ten competitive game staging from 2021/22 season since winning against Bibiani Gold Stars at the Duns Park.
The club is in difficult moments to start picking results, especially in this new season where they are yet to record a win after three games.
As it stands, Hearts of Oak is without a Head Coach to lead the technical team which had a barring effect on the team's performance in both legs.
The hiatus in the league will serve as a good omen for Hearts of Oak to rejuvenate and hit the grounds running as the quest remain to win the local league and defend the FA Cup once more.
