Accra Hearts of Oak secured a vital 2-1 away win over newly promoted Young Apostles FC at the Wenchi Park in an exciting Ghana Premier League encounter. Hamza Issah’s late goal proved decisive in securing all three points for the Phobians.
The match kicked off with both sides exhibiting cautious play, as Hearts of Oak looked to establish dominance while Young Apostles showed resilience despite their status as a newly promoted team.
After a goalless first half, Hearts of Oak broke the deadlock in the 51st minute when Emmanuel Amankwah found the back of the net, putting the visitors ahead with a clinical finish. The Phobians seemed in control, but Young Apostles FC fought back determinedly.
Their efforts were rewarded in the 85th minute when Samuel Prempeh leveled the score, capitalizing on a defensive lapse from Hearts of Oak to send the home fans into a frenzy.
However, the joy was short-lived, as just two minutes later, Hamza Issah restored Hearts of Oak’s lead with a composed finish, silencing the home crowd. The Phobians managed to hold on for the win, as their defense stood firm against the late pressure from Young Apostles.
This victory marked an important win for Hearts of Oak, who continue their push in the Ghana Premier League.