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Hearts eye comeback against Dreams FC

It will be fireworks at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium on Sunday as Accra Hearts of Oak and Dreams FC lock horns in a Matchday 5 encounter of the Ghana Premier League. The Rainbow lads started the season strongly but were beaten 1-0 by Karela United last weekend, while Dreams suffered a slim 1-0 … The post Hearts eye comeback against Dreams FC appeared first on Ghanaian Times .

Hearts eye comeback against Dreams FC

On Sunday, Accra Hearts of Oak and Dreams FC will clash at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, marking Matchday 5 of the Ghana Premier League. The Rainbow lads began the season strongly, but lost 1-0 to Karela United last weekend, while Dreams FC suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Bechem United. The focus will be on whether Hearts can bounce back from their first loss to Karela, while Dreams aim to secure their first victory after four matches.

Hearts previously triumphed over Berekum Chelsea and Bibiani Gold Stars, then drew with Bechem United, amassing seven points from their opening four games. Their loss to Karela United leaves them eager to regain their winning momentum against Dreams FC, who are determined to capitalize on home advantage. Dreams FC have struggled with a poor start to the campaign, collecting points from only their draws, and have yet to secure a win, making their encounter with Hearts a crucial test of their resilience.

Other matches include Vision FC hosting Bibiani Gold Stars, Debibi United versus Medeama SC, Port City FC vs Bechem United, Basake Holy Stars vs Berekum Chelsea, Aduana FC vs Swedru All Blacks, and Heart of Lions vs FC AshantiGold '04. Meanwhile, FC Samartex 1996 welcomes Young Apostles FC, with the former aiming to maintain their unbeaten start to the season.

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