“Gold Stars keeps improving. In our first season we couldn’t get a draw against them but last season we got a draw at Dun’s Park. It means there’s a possibility of getting the 3 points," said Chief Executive Officer Akwasi Adu, but he knows it might not come easy.
Michael Osei's men enjoyed one of the not-succumbing-to-a-defeat afternoon's in the club’s young history with a convincing performance at Bibiani Dun's Park that caught the twenty-one times Ghanaian champions cold.
Head-to-head, the eighth placed side will go into Saturday's cracker with one draw and three defeats, with a revengeful mindset as they aim to beat the Phobians.
“Hearts are always Hearts of Oak but we are going to work hard to give our supporters a come-back victory," Adu added.
Koopman's Hearts of Oak which is currently walloping on the 16th spot, are not tactically astute as they have been easy to break down.
The Dutchman might need to play a forensic tactic which lies in its flexibility - in addition, making sure his boys will see to their defensive stability and offensive firepower upfront to rack-in the goals as for sometime has eluded them like chickens who are unable to pee.
By: Pascal Amoah
