Accra Hearts of Oak have come out strongly to deny reports that the club were denied asses to train at the Accra Sports Stadium.
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"We were NOT denied entry into stadium" - Hearts of Oak
According to reports, the Phobians had initially planned to hold their training session at the stadium, however, they were denied access by the National Sports Authority (NSA).
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Reports circulated in the morning that the Accra-based club were left frustrated after they were locked out and denied entry to the playing field of the Accra Sports Stadium.
The report further claimed that the National Sports Authority was demanding money before they grant coach Frank Nuttall's access to the field.
But the Phobians have rejected those report, tweeting:"We had our photoshoot session with @startimesghana today. Kindly neglect false stories we have been denied access to train at the stadium.
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