The Phobians were impressive on their return to continental competition as they put Guinean side CI Kamsar to the sword on Sunday.
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CAF Champions League: Hearts of Oak to face Wydad Casablanca in next round
Ghana Premier League champions Hearts of Oak are set to face Moroccan side Wydad Casablanca in the next round of the CAF Champions League.
CAF Champions League: Hearts of Oak to face Wydad Casablanca in next round
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Late goals from debutants Kofi Kordzi and Salim Adams earned Samuel Boadu’s side a deserved 2-0 victory at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Hearts have, therefore, advanced to the next round of the Champions League, where they’ll face Wydad Casablanca.
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The Phobians will host the Moroccan giants in Accra for the first leg in October, before travelling to Casablanca for the return encounter a week later.
Meanwhile, Hearts coach Boadu has commended his players for remaining focused despite the resilience of CI Kamsar.
“Well, they came playing a defensive game so it was difficult to penetrate. So coming into the second half. We had to change the tactics and play high ball. They are a good team and discipline as well.
“It was a very difficult game because tactically there were very discipline,” Coach Samuel Boadu told the press after Hearts of Oak’s victory,” he added.
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