We Beat Hearts Tactically- ‘Tactical’ Ignatius Osei Fosu
Eleven Wonders coach, Ignatius Osei Fosu, claims his side was ‘tactically’ better than Accra Hearts of Oak despite their slim defeat to Samuel Boadu’s team at the Ohene Ameyaw Park in matchday 25 of the Ghana Premier League on Friday.
Hearts of Oak overpowered the Techiman lads by 1-0 thanks to Kojo Obeng Junior’s goal in the first half of the game.
But coach for Techiman Eleven Wonders believes that his team was the better to maximise all the maximum points.
“I think tactically we beat them. The were only ballooning the ball, they did not pass from first half to second half. I felt Hearts of Oak was possessive team, the coach keep talking about he is possessing, but we never saw that thing… But it is just that we gave away a goal,” he said after the game.
He expressed again that Latif Andari, the referee for the game, took the shine of the game away following a penalty incident he overlooked.
“I talked about referee taking the shine away. From where I was sitting and from the replay I saw from StarTimes, that was a penalty on any day, and I am surprised that a FIFA referee of that caliber did not see it.”
Eleven Wonders are now at the 15th position with 27 points. Just a point is separating them from King Faisal and Liberty Professionals who are at the 16th and 17th position respectively.
Source: Opemsuo.com / Sasu Danquah
