Hearts of Oak coach Mas-Ud Didi Dramani says his side remains a work in progress as the Phobians prepare to host Medeama SC in their final league game of the season.
Hearts welcome Medeama in their Week 34 fixture hoping to sign off on a high after a forgettable stretch. The Phobians have won just once in their last five league games, drawing two and losing two.
Dramani said the team is still sharpening several parts of its game, especially its attack and the choices players make in the final third. He pointed to moments that need more composure, noting that his side too often needs “one more run, one more touch, one more pass” to create better chances.
The admission echoes a theme that has trailed Hearts all season. A team that pushed near the top of the table earlier in the campaign has been let down repeatedly by a lack of cutting edge in front of goal, a problem the coach has openly conceded more than once.
Medeama, by contrast, travel to Accra in good shape, having won four of their last five and spent much of the season setting the pace in the Ghana Premier League.
