Ghana’s new Champions: Accra Hearts of Oak
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480 games have come and gone, now we have a winner:
Hearts of Oak.
They beat Sporting Mirren 2-0 at the Ohene Djan stadium to make it. Mirre, sadly, have gone the other way and would be relegated.
That notwithstanding coach Emmanuel Afranie takes solace in building a formidable squad.
“Mirren is the most exciting side in the Premier League and it is a shame they have been relegated,” Afranie said.
“Inexperience caused us all this while but am happy that I have been able to build a team capable of doing many things in the future.
“I have a good team now and the future is very bright if the boys are kept. I am very sure they will come after one year. ”
About his reputation as a relegation specialist: “If there are no materials there is nothing a coach can do,”
“We just did not have the experience to compete at this level.”
But his captain Frank Boateng disagreed, claiming many of the players have played in the Ghana Premier League in the past.
Mirren is the latest club managed by the Metro TV group to be relegated after Zaytuna went down 12 months after they had been taken over by the media group.
Second place went to Kotoko, who drew 2-2 with King Faisal at home. They’ll settle for a continental spot.
Mirren were joined in the relegation places by All Blacks and Tema Youth. Tema Youth are swearing blood and thunder to fight the decision that shed them off what they feel is 6 hard earned points.
Said CEO Winfred Palmer: “If this is the way the fate of teams are decided in Ghana football fans will not turn up for matches
“For the sake of those fans and our teeming supporters we must go all out to ensure that the right thing is done.
“We are not ruling out any method including legal channels to seek redress.”
Tema Youth’s fate was decided after they were ducked six points and six goals by the Disciplinary Committee from their accumulated tally.
The Disciplinary Committee’s decision is as result of two cases brought against the Tema side by Berekum Arsenals and Eleven Wise over the eligibility of player, Emmanuel Clottey.
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