Didi Dramani blames poor decision-making after Hearts of Oak draw with Aduana FC
Mas-Ud Didi Dramani blamed poor decision-making after Hearts of Oak's draw with Aduana FC on Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium. Dramani admitted his players "struggled with making the right choices in decisive situations," which cost them all three points. He said, "I think that it's part of the sporting event where you have challenges, and you have learning curves. I believe this is part of the learning, and we will deal with the challenges," and "It is still decision-making. I have said it from day one. I think we need to improve our decision-making."
The Phobians were held to a goalless draw by Aduana FC in their Matchday 32 fixture of the Ghana Premier League. Hearts of Oak controlled large portions of the encounter and created several scoring opportunities, but failed to find a breakthrough as Aduana FC's defence stood firm. Dramani also emphasized the need for constant development and humility as the season approaches its conclusion, saying, "I think what is important in football is that you always need to improve and you need to be humble enough to agree that there is work to be done and you have to grow."
The draw officially ends Hearts of Oak's hopes of winning the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League title. Hearts of Oak will now turn attention to their next fixture against FC Samartex at the Nsenkyire Sports Complex on Matchday 33.
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Hearts of Oak coach Didi Dramani is grappling with the aftermath of their recent draw against Aduana FC- a result that has implications for their season. The coach points to a specific area needing urgent attention, but what does this mean for the team's future?
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