When newcomers Vision FC meets Hearts of Oak at home in Round 27 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday, April 13, all eyes will be on Tema Newtown's Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex.

Currently ranked 14th on the log, Vision is battling to maintain its position at the top.

They have gone undefeated in their previous six home games (4 wins, 2 draws), despite their inconsistent overall play.

Their most recent triumph at home was an exciting 3-2 victory over FC Samatex 1996, the reigning champions, demonstrating their potency at home.

Hearts, who rank sixth on the log, are struggling in the meanwhile. They ended their four-game losing streak with a 1-0 victory over Medeama SC in the last round.

The Phobians have lost two of their last five road games and drawn three of their previous five.

Their roadside struggles are alarming, particularly in light of a Vision side that has turned their house into a makeshift stronghold.

Aside from that, the club may feel more upbeat after their captain and goalie, Benjamin, recently extended his contract until 2027.

The visitors will be keen to turn their season around and maintain their ambitions of finishing in the top four, but expect a fierce battle from Vision as they attempt to take advantage of Hearts' away struggles.

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After Brentford's draw, Thomas Partey turns his focus to the UCL. "We are going to Madrid to win."

Thomas Partey, a midfielder for Ghana, has turned his focus to the second leg of his team's quarterfinal matchup with Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League.

After a convincing 3-0 victory in the first leg in London, Arsenal heads to Spain.

Additionally, the Black Stars midfielder will be returning to the city where he played for Real Madrid's adversaries, Atletico Madrid, for the majority of his career.

On Saturday, Partey scored a goal against Brentford in the Premier League, continuing his excellent play from the first leg in London.

Partey is still optimistic about Arsenal's chances against the European champions before the trip to Spain.

"I do not think there is going to be anything different," he added, adding, "we have experienced this many times when we play here."

"All we need to do is attempt to play our game and have confidence with the ball."

We are all aware of our responsibilities. We must approach it with the mindset of victory. We aim to win each and every match. Additionally, I believe that we must play our game, have confidence when handling the ball, and continuously attack our flaws. 

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