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Aboubakar Ouattara, the head coach of Hearts of Oak, is determined to win this Sunday's Super Clash against Asante Kotoko.

To move up the league standings, Ouattara emphasized the significance of earning three points.

Hearts, who are now in sixth place, would climb into the top four with a victory at Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

It is a different game. The three points are what makes this game so important. Kotoko and I both need those points and now it all comes down to the players. Before the eagerly awaited match, Ouattara told 3Sports, "I believe the difference might be only minor, minute nuances, and I pray to God to receive those details in my favor."

With recent away wins over Medeama, Young Apostles, and Karela United, Hearts has demonstrated improvement despite a sluggish start to the season. They are now slightly ahead of Kotoko, who have 18 points, with 19 points.

Ouattara is still optimistic about his team's dedication, pointing out that their impressive away performance may be crucial in ending Kotoko's current domination in the match.

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Before adding Ato Ampah, who was born in Accra, in the second half, the Italian coach started three players of Ghanaian ancestry.

With Tyrique George, Sam Rak-Sakyi, and Josh Acheampong all playing a major role in the win, the English-Ghanaian quartet made an impression.

"I am particularly pleased for the young players who contributed to our victory. All of them impressed me. Tyrique George, Sam Rak-Sakyi, and Josh Acheampong, who started, all performed admirably. After the game, he commented, "I am really thrilled for them and the ones that came on in the second half."

Chelsea took an early 3-0 lead thanks to goals from Marc Guiu, a former Barcelona youth, and Renato Veiga.

Marin Tomasov gave the home team a response shortly before halftime.