Hearts attack must improve – Kapor
The Head Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak, Nebojša Kapor, says his side could have won Sunday’s Ghana Premier League (GPL) game against Port City FC by a wider margin if they had taken the chances created. In his view, the attackers didn’t have a good day as they messed a number of scoring opportunities. … The post Hearts attack must improve – Kapor appeared first on Ghanaian Times .
Nebojša Kapor, the Head Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak, stated that his team had the opportunity to secure a more emphatic victory against Port City FC during Sunday's Ghana Premier League match. He believed that the team's attackers were not at their best, as they squandered several scoring opportunities during the game. Kapor singled out Mamadou Kader Kourouma, Henry Kweku Boateng, and Yaw Amankwaa Baafi as the main culprits for the missed chances.
He expressed dissatisfaction with their performance and informed the press that he and the team would focus on improving their finishing skills in the upcoming training sessions. The lone goal of the match was scored by Frank Duku in the 20th minute, with a headed effort. Despite the narrow win, Kapor emphasized the importance of working on finishing to maintain a winning streak.
The coach also highlighted the condition of the playing surfaces as a concern for domestic football, stating that returning to the Accra Sports Stadium would greatly benefit the team. He expressed gratitude to the fans for their support and encouraged them to show up in even larger numbers for the upcoming match against Vision FC in Tema New Town.
The victory propelled Accra Hearts of Oak to second place in the league standings, three points behind leaders Medeama SC. Port City FC, which lost the match, dropped to fourth position in the table.
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