Aboubakar Ouattara, the coach of Hearts of Oak, has stated his resolve to disprove skeptics in their quest for the Ghana Premier League championship this season.
The Phobians have recovered from a difficult start to the season, winning six of their past eight games.
They are now only two points behind leaders Heart of Lions in fifth place on the table after defeating relegation-threatened Legon Cities 1-0 at home in week 16.
Despite detractors who have called Hearts of Oak the "weakest team" in the league, Ouattara is steadfast in his concentration on the work at hand. He remarked, "Some people believe we have the weakest team, yet we still play." "Hearts of Oak face challenges in every match."
Citing the difficulties from the previous season as inspiration to improve, the coach emphasized the significance of aiming for the most points from each game.
"For the time being, we must aim for the most points possible in each game. We do not want to repeat our struggles from the previous season, when we were short on points.
The next hurdle for Hearts of Oak is to go to Samreboi to play FC Samartex, the reigning champions.
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After receiving a great reception at the Stade Velodrome while playing for Le Havre in the league, Andre Ayew wrote a touching letter to Olympique Marseille supporters.
For the first time this season, the seasoned offensive midfielder made his way back to his boyhood club in the hopes of helping Le Havre at least save a point against Marseille.
But with the Ghanaian netting against his old team, the French powerhouses easily defeated the Ligue 1 underdogs. As a show of respect for the team, Ayew declined to celebrate his goal.
Following the applause he received as he was substituted out in the 88th minute of the game, he took to social media to thank Marseille and the supporters.
I am grateful to the people of Marseille for their warm welcome and this moment that will always hold a special place in my heart. It was an emotional evening filled with reunions. I will always remember it," he wrote.
Ayew, meanwhile, apologized for the loss and assured Le Havre supporters that the players would not abandon their fight for survival.
"Thank you to the fans who would have been there with us; it was difficult to lose the opening game of the year. "We will continue to fight until the Le Havre marathon is over," he continued.
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