Hearts of Oak title defending hopes are still alive – Samuel Boadu

Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu is confident about his side Ghana Premier League chances after drawing with rivals Asante Kotoko on Sunday.

Speaking after the game, Samuel Boadu expressed worry about his side’s inability to convert their chances but said he is confident they can defend the title.

“The players played very well, the chances that we got, it’s quite unfortunate we couldn’t score but there is a hope,” he said.

Asked if there is enough room for Hearts to go all the way and defend the title, he said, “Sure, all the clubs are pushing but we have to push harder to reach our destination”

“We have to understand ourselves and be united. if we can do that we can go on”

“Though Kotoko is a good side, no doubt about because they are on top of the table after the first round. They are a good side but we are struggling but we believe that the day is still young”

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