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Hearts of Oak are officially champions of the 2020/21 Ghana Premier League after their coronation match at Sogakope on Saturday.
The Phobians were presented with the coveted trophy alongside their prize money of GHS 250k and 40 gold medals.
The Joy Sports team are looking back at Hearts of Oak's season, reviewing the key moments.
The 90 minute show will be hosted by Mamavi Owusu-Aboagye and include phone-ins for fans, Zoom session with fans, a 30-minute Hearts Season Review documentary and interesting statistics.
The Hearts season review documentary looks at the events that preceded the title triumph. It looks back at the highs and lows as the Phobians made history with their 21st league title.
The Phobian Coronation: A Hearts of Oak Season Review airs today from 4.30pm to 6pm on Joy 99.7 FM, the JoyNews channel and on Joy Prime.
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