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Hearts end three-game winless run with narrow win over Port City

Hearts of Oak returned to winning ways with a narrow 1-0 victory over Port City FC in their Ghana Premier League Week Six encounter at the University of Ghana Stadium. Frank Duku scored the only goal of the match after 20 minutes to hand the Phobians all three points and bring an end to their […] The post Hearts end three-game winless run with narrow win over Port City appeared first on The…

Hearts of Oak ended their three-game winless streak with a close 1-0 victory over Port City FC in their Ghana Premier League Week Six match at the University of Ghana Stadium. Frank Duku put the Phobians ahead in the 20th minute, securing the only goal of the game and ending the losing run. The victory was a significant improvement for Hearts, who had struggled to maintain their strong start to the 2026/27 season after two initial wins.

Head coach Nebojša Kapor had highlighted the need for better performance ahead of the match, acknowledging Port City's potential and cautioning against underestimating the newly-promoted team. Port City arrived at the stadium buoyed by their recent win over Bechem United, which had lifted them above Hearts in the league table prior to the match.

However, Duku's 20th-minute strike proved decisive as Hearts claimed a crucial win against the newcomers. The result provides renewed confidence to the Phobians as they strive for consistency and improve their league position. For Port City, the loss ends their recent positive run, leaving them to regroup before their next fixture.

Hearts will now look to maintain their momentum as the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League season progresses.

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