Ahead of Hearts of Oak’s encounter with Kumasi-based Nations FC, Assistant Coach Yaw Amankwah has shared his thoughts on what promises to be a tough away fixture.
“It is going to be a difficult match, especially when they have not lost in their last 18 matches at their venue,” Amankwah admitted, emphasizing the strength of Nations FC’s home record. Despite the daunting task, he remained optimistic, drawing on his team’s recent triumph over Bechem United and their focus to bring success to the team.
“From our last victory, we are very much motivated going into this game, and so we are hopeful to get a good result from the game,” he said, highlighting the confidence and morale within the squad after overcoming a tough Bechem side.
Coach Amankwah provided some updates on his team’s injury situation, stating that, “With the exception of Oppong Afrane, everyone is fit. Kwabena Boateng has started training this week.” This news is sure to boost Hearts of Oak fans as they prepare for more upcoming clashes.
As the Phobians head into the game, it’s clear that Coach Amankwah, the technical team, and the squad are ready to face the test head-on, determined to extend their momentum on the road.