After Hearts of Oak's sluggish start to the 2024–25 Ghana Premier League season, captain Benjamin Asare has asked the team's supporters to exercise patience.
Although the Phobians can't win every game, the seasoned goalie expressed optimism about their prospects moving forward.
With nine points and two victories from their first seven league games, the Phobians are six points from the top of the league standings.
"What I have to advise the fans is to be patient with the team," Asare told reporters following Hearts of Oak's goalless draw with Dreams FC on Sunday. We are not able to win every game. They can anticipate more triumphs from us.
"You can see that we have improved if you watch the games we have played. Football is another sport where things don't always go your way.
In the eighth week of play, Hearts of Oak will meet the Bibiani GoldStars on Sunday at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.
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After defeating Mozambique in the classification match, the Ghanaian Black Sharks secured fifth place at the Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations in Hurghada, Egypt.
The West Africans lost to Mozambique, who finished third from Group B, in the fifth and sixth place play-off after placing third in Group A.
Wise Nyamadi gave the Black Stars the lead in the first period of this very entertaining game, and Alexander Adjei, the team's top goal scorer, doubled the lead in the second.
The Mozambicans rallied for a close game in the second half, but Richard Osai gave Ghana another goal to increase their lead to 3-1 before they half-finished.
Adjei scored his second goal of the match after Mozambique drew one back in the last period.
Adjei, who has been a standout player in the tournament, completed his hat-trick to give Ghana the victory after the South Africans rallied to cut the lead to 4-3.
Adjei has 11 goals from four games as he exits the competition.
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