The Phobians' home struggle continued after sharing spoils with Legon Cities in the Ghana Premier League match-week 15 on Wednesday afternoon.
Ten-man Legon Cities managed to hold Hearts of Oak to a pulsating 0-0 draw in the epic clash at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Legon Cities looked dangerous in the early minutes of the game, piling up pressure on the back line of Hearts of Oak but none of their efforts earned them the opener.
Defender Eric Osei Bonsu came close to open the score for Legon Cities with a stunning free-kick but his strike went straight into the post.
The Phobians warmed themselves into the fixture in the last fifteen minutes of the first half with some fearsome attacks.
Congolese international Linda Mtange nearly registered his debut goal for the Ghanaian giants but his free-kick was denied by the post on the stroke of halftime.
The first half of the game couldn't produce any goal after an exciting 45 minutes at the Accra Sports Stadium.
In the second half, Legon Cities were reduced ten men after Nii Gyasi Bortey was shown a straight red-card for a horrible tackle on Clinton Appiah on the 49th minute of the game.
Legon Cities played the remaining minutes of the second half as a manless side but they dominated the game but they were wasteful upfront.
Hearts of Oak failed to find the back of the net despite the chances created and the goal glaring opportunities that fell for Kwadwo Obeng Junior and Gideon Asante Yeboah.
Legon Cities could have secured all the needed points in the dying embers of the game through a howler from goalkeeper Richmond Ayi.
Michel Otou wasted the opportunity that fell for him after Ayi's blunder in the additional time.
The referee added eleven minutes but it couldn't produce any goal as the game ended in a scoreless draw at the Accra Sports Stadium.
