Hearts of Oak hold Nations FC to a pulsating draw at the Dr. Kwame Kyei Sports Complex in a herculean Ghana Premier League week four clash.
The 'Phobians' despite playing away from home, made a very good start and were the dominant side by far in terms of possession in the early stages.
Hearts of Oak given a free kick in the 16th minute of the game, Ransford Mensah tried replicating what he did last week but his effort this time went wide away from the post.
Subsequently, the homesters settled down in the game and began to make purposeful attacks which nearly earned them a penalty after Barimah Baah appeared to have been fouled in the box by Ransford Mensah but referee Misbau wasn't interested.
Nations FC with probably their best chance in the first half in the 39th minute after Barimah Baah was picked up with a good pass resulting into one on one situation but his effort checked by Benjamin Asare to a wasted corner kick as it finished goalless draw.
Back from recess, goalkeeper Benjamin Asare nearly got himself into trouble but Abdul Karim who nearly pounced on the clanger had his long range shot blocked by Samuel Amofa.
The Eagles on attack after Vladimir was found with a good pass from midfield but was checked by Asibey, few minutes on, Hamza Issah fell in the opposition box and there was a huge shout for a penalty from the Phobians but the referee just watched on.
It finished goalless after full time as Nations FC extend unbeaten home run to nineteen, whiles Hearts of Oak also remain undefeated in Abrankese after two visits.
Nations will travel to Dreams FC next whiles Hearts of Oak will host Aduana Stars in a crunchy fixture in the next round of matches.
