Hearts Defeat Was A Good Lesson - C.K. Akunnor

Newly promoted Ghana premier league club, Dreams FC played in a club friendly match against premier league giants, Hearts of Oak to commission the refurbished Dawu stadium.

 

Hearts ensured the commissioning of the stadium was a memorable one after inflicting a double defeat on Dreams FC who are coached by former Hearts manager, C.K. Akunnor. The two teams played in two separate matches to test the fitness level of the entire team and clubs readiness to compete in the upcoming 2015/16.

Dreams FC vs Hearts Of Oak at the Dawu stadium on Sunday

Dreams FC coach believes the defeat means little as the experience the young lads will learn from gong into the season is more valuable and worthy if the club wants to retain its status in the league beyond the 2015/16 season.

Akunnor said, “Hearts of Oak is a big team and as such makes it a good taste for us. Mistakes we committed in the first game were rectified in the second and this proves we are willing to learn as our inexperience caused us in both matches”.

 

 

Dreams next game is in the premier league against fellow newly promoted side, Ebusua Dwarfs at the refurbished Cape Coast stadium.

Hearts Defeat Was A Good Lesson - C.K. Akunnor

Hearts Beat Dreams FC Over Two Games

Accra Hearts of Oak defeated newly promoted Ghana premier league side, Dreams FC in a club friendly game that was organised to commission the refurbished Dawu stadium that will serve as home ground for the team. 

 

 

Dreams FC whose promotion has been contested due to the legibility a player arranged the game with the 20-times GPL side to fine tune preparations for life in the top division of Ghana Football.

 

The pair met in a two leg form friendly that saw managers Charles Akunnor of Dreams FC and Kenichi Yatshuashi of Hearts test the depth of their squads as the 2015/16 GPL commences in a fortnight.

 

Hearts defeated Dreams by 2-goals to one in the second match with goals coming in from Eric Kumi in the first half and Essuman added the second after Dreams had equalised.

 

In the first game of the day, goals from Kwame Kizito and Oduro ensured the phobians recorded a victory over the new premier league side.

 

Hearts put in a spectacular shift that showed glimpses of the team finally playing to the tune of their Japanese-American tactician, Kenichi who has had a torrid time both on and off the pitch.

 

 

Hearts haven’t lost a game since the last defeat to Berekum Chelsea in the maiden GHALCA G6 tournament.

Hearts Beat Dreams FC Over Two Games