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Kenichi Yatshuhashi - "Wa All Stars game is very important"
Hearts of Oak coach Kenichi Yatshuhashi backs his team to take the opportunity in the Ghana Premier League game against Wa All Stars
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The Phobians will host the Wa based club on Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium in a top of the table clash.
A win for the Accra giants will definitely stretch their lead at the top depending on the other results and head coach of the side looking at the circumstances has opined that their clash against Wa All Stars is very crucial.
“This match is very important and I think both the players and coaches know, supporters know it is going to be a good match and a good test for us if we can take this opportunity,” Kenichi said.
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The Japanese-American trainer last week was hospitalized due to a short illness and regarding his health, the former Aspire Academy gaffer says he is fit to be at the club’s dugout on Sunday.
“Right now, I am feeling much better and as you can see, I am back on the pitch. I will make sure I will be there for this match against Wa All Stars,” he added.
Hearts of Oak after five matches lead the log sheet with 13 points.
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