Hearts of Oak fans basked in the club’s glory in the 2020/21 Ghana Premier League season where a domestic treble was collected by the millennium champions.
The Phobians swept the board after shrugging off competition from arch rivals, Asante Kotoko to win the top flight before squeezing past now defunct AshantiGold to claim the FA Cup.
The enviable feat earned them an automatic Super Cup under the tutelage of former coach, Samuel Boadu.
Continental campaign was however far from impressive after exiting the CAF Champions League at the final qualifying stage to African powerhouse, Wydad Athletic Club.
A drop down to the second tier competition, the CAF Confederation Cup equally prescribed bitters pills for the fans – after Algeria side, JS Saoura kicked the 2004 CAF Confederation Cup out of the competition.
The club’s followers had something to chew on the following season with Samuel Boadu leading them to another FA Cup glory but he will be relieved of his post after the club’s poor start to the season which included a first stage CAF Confederation Cup exit under then interim coach, David Ocloo.
Hearts of Oak finished 12th on 46 points the following season [2022/23] much to the disappointment of its following.
A new look technical team headed by Dutch trainers, Martin Koopman [head coach] and Rene Hiddink [technical director] have started the pre-season on a good footing.
The 2000 CAF Champions League winners have gone nine games without a defeat.
The 2001 CAF Super Cup winners have recorded 35 goals and conceded just five – recording heavy wins alongside.
With a new look technical team and a massive recruitment to back the brains, will the glory days of the “Never Say Die” club soon return?
Bellow are the games and results of the games played.
Hearts 4 : 0 Dolphins FC
Hearts 6 : 1 Attram de Visser
Hearts 11 : 1 Miracle Land
Hearts 4 : 1 Lazio Spot
Hearts 2 : 1 Evergreen fc
Hearts 2 : 0 Okwahu united
Hearts 1 : 0 Susubribi Fc
Hearts 3 : 1 Vision FC
Hearts 2–0 Nations FC
35 goals scored
5 goals conceded .
