Mas-Ud Didi Dramani, the head coach of Hearts of Oak, said that his team's goalless draw with Bechem United was a reasonable result for their matchup in the Ghana Premier League's fourth week.
Both teams found it difficult to generate clear-cut opportunities in the game that opened the most recent round of fixtures. The outcome increased the Phobians' winning streak to four games and preserved their strong defensive record with another clean sheet, despite the fact that they lost a chance to earn all three points.
Coach Dramani recognized the contest's even nature after reviewing the performance. According to him, "I think so; I think that there were two halves of obstacles,"
"They had a great start, and then we took over, but we still needed a clinical move to open up, create opportunities, and set objectives."
The coach saw his team's defensive tenacity as a strength despite the lack of goals, saying, "I think that it’s still good to keep a very tight mode in terms of our clean sheet record."
Hearts of Oak is in a solid position going into the season, thanks to the points they won away from home.
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With two goals in the first half, Brandon Thomas-Asante maintained his incredible play as Coventry City defeated Sheffield Wednesday 5-0 at Hillsborough to take the lead in the Championship.
The Ghanaian attacker set the tone for Mark Robins' team's strong performance by scoring twice in the first thirty minutes.
Ellis Simms, Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, and Haji Wright completed the thumping, extending Coventry's winning streak to nine league games.
Three minutes in, Wednesday failed to clear a corner, and Thomas-Asante, who reacted fastest inside the box to bury a close-range effort, gave the visitors the ideal start.
He doubled his score in 31 minutes by disposing of Dominic Iorfa and then putting a calm effort into the far corner. His constant movement and pushing caused havoc for the home defense.
After the break, the 26-year-old came very close to scoring a hat-trick as his header prompted a brilliant stop from Ethan Horvath.
With five goals and three assists in nine league games to date, Thomas-Asante has swiftly emerged as Coventry's lucky charm in their pursuit of promotion.
Simms scored a fourth, Sakamoto completed a decisive victory late on, and Wright added a third just before halftime.
It was yet another display by Thomas-Asante that confirmed his developing status as one of the most comprehensive forwards in the Championship.