Match Report: Hearts of Oak 4-1 Eleven Wonders- Phobians run riot

 

Hearts of Oak cruised to a convincing 4-1 victory over Eleven Wonders on Match Day 13 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.

Midfielder Salim Adam broke the deadlock in the 19th minute with a trademark bullet of a shot at the Accra Sports Stadium to the set the tone for a resounding win.

Three minutes after the recess, Kofi Kordzi headed home to give Hearts a 2-0 lead after Salifu delivered a sweet cross into the box.

The striker grabbed his second of the game and made it 3-0 in the 53rd minute from the spot after Barnieh was brought down in the box.

A few minutes pass the hour mark, Salifu found Afriyie Barnieh with a delightful pass which the attacker finished to make it 4-0.

Eleven Wonders got a consolation goal from the penalty spot late in the game.

Watch the highlights below:

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