Hearts of Oak's head coach, Aboubakar Ouattara, have had conflicting emotions following his team's goalless draw with Dreams FC in the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.
He emphasized that although they didn't play poorly in the first half, they did lose possession at times. There weren't many obvious scoring chances in the second half. Instead of ending the game without a point, Ouattara stressed the significance of earning at least one point.
Ouattara stated, "We didn't play poorly in the first half, but regrettably, we lost possession a few times."
"We didn't create enough scoring opportunities in the second half. It's 50/50 that I am both happy and unhappy. It's better to take one point than none at all.
In their next game against the Bibiani Gold Stars, Hearts, who are presently tenth in the Ghana Premier League standings with nine points, will be hoping for stronger crowd support.
According to Ouattara, the team's performance and advancement depend heavily on the presence of the supporters.
The club continues to focus on "taking it match by match to improve and score goals."
Therefore, given the overall context of the season, earning that one point is still valuable despite the conflicting emotions.
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Jordan Ayew has given his Leicester City teammates high marks for their valiant victory over Southampton at St. Mary's on Saturday.
Cameron Archer gave the home team the opening goal eight minutes into the first half, putting the Foxes behind 2-0. Joe Aribo then scored the second goal to double the lead twenty minutes later.
After halftime, though, Facundo Buonanotte gave Leicester a comeback in the 64th minute, and Jamie Vardy scored the penalty after Ryan Fraser lost his cool.
In the eighth minute of second-half stoppage time, Ayew finished the comeback by putting a low effort into the bottom corner to give Leicester their second straight victory.
Following Saturday's victory, Ayew said on the club website, "Congratulations to the boys." "It was a really entertaining and engaging game. It was a good game; I believe there were three goals. Although the first half was a little challenging, the second half was good.
Even though we were behind 2-0, the boys performed admirably in the second half and we appeared to be the team we should have been. The manager encouraged us despite the second half's many positive developments because we were still behind 2-0.
"We need to continue since they were encouraging us and everything was going well. Additionally, it's back-to-back victories, so there are only good things," he continued.
When Leicester City hosts Nottingham Forest at the King Power Stadium on Friday, Jordan Ayew will be hoping to maintain his spot in the squad.
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