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Hearts of Oak and Heart of Lions played out a goalless draw in a tense Ghana Premier League encounter at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday, with both teams preserving their unbeaten records this season.
It was a game defined by tactical discipline and defensive organisation.
Hearts enjoyed the larger share of possession and showed greater attacking intent, but their wastefulness in front of goal once again proved costly. Lions, meanwhile, stayed compact at the back and absorbed pressure effectively to keep the Phobians at bay.
The home side created the better openings, recording 10 shots with three on target, while the visitors managed just four attempts without troubling Hearts’ stand-in goalkeeper.
Despite the absence of regular No.1 Benjamin Asare, who is on international duty with the Black Stars, Hearts’ defence looked composed and dealt comfortably with the few threats posed by Lions.
The stalemate leaves both sides unbeaten after the opening rounds of fixtures — a sign of early-season consistency. Hearts of Oak will take heart from their solid defensive display and another clean sheet, while Heart of Lions can be satisfied with a valuable point away from home.
Attention now turns to their upcoming league games, as both teams look to convert their strong starts into sustained momentum in what is shaping up to be a tightly contested Premier League campaign.
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