Head Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Frank Elliot Nuttall still maintains his main focus for the ongoing G8 tournament remains unchanged even though they have progressed to the semi-finals.
The Scottish trainer, ahead of the tournament, said he was going to use the period to access his players and put together a better side for the season and thus says he is unfazed about the club’s progress to the semifinals.
The Phobians, through a penalty converted by Christopher Bonney and two late goals from new kid Richard Zuma, were hsnded a 3-2 vital win over Ebusua Dwarfs to be named one of the last four teams.
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The result means that Accra Hearts of Oak have set up a date with sworn enemies Asante Kotoko who emerged winners of Group A in the semis.
“This for me remains a pre-season to get my team in shape ahead of the new season and nothing more, therefore we must not get carried away”, he told the press.
“Team building is a process and we are still working at it; for me, it is not a big deal that we got to the next stage of the competition”, he added.
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Hearts of Oak beat Karela in their opening game, lost to Medeama and won comfortably to amass 6points out of a possible 9 to finish as runners up behind Medeama SC in Group B.
Source: Asempa Sports/Abigail Sena Sosu