Accra Hearts of Oak S.C. triumphed 1-0 against Young Apostles in a crucial Ghana Premier League match on April 6, 2026, despite a health scare involving goalkeeper Solomon Agbasi, who is currently in a stable condition following a concussion.
Agbasi, who has made 11 appearances this season, received emergency medical care on the pitch after the incident, as confirmed by coach Didi Dramani. “He is fine now. The medics responded to the situation quite well and on time, so he was revived in no time,” Dramani stated.
The only goal of the match came from Frank Duku in the 35th minute, marking his first goal of the season. This victory was particularly significant for Hearts of Oak, as it ended a five-match winless streak, allowing them to climb to third place in the league with a total of 46 points.
Hearts of Oak’s performance was praised by midfielder George Paaku, who noted, “Today’s performance is one of our best because we created a lot of chances. We could have scored more.” He added, “We had to adjust and be compact to keep a clean sheet and come out with the win so I think it was one of our best performances because we created a lot of chances and we could have scored more.”
With this victory, Hearts of Oak is now just five points behind league leaders GoldStars and four points behind second-placed Medeama. The match was part of the Week 28 fixtures in the Ghana Premier League, which has seen intense competition this season.
Looking ahead, Asante Kotoko is scheduled to face Samartex on April 7, 2026, a match that could further impact the standings in the league.
Hearts of Oak has a rich history in the Ghana Premier League, consistently being a competitive force. The team and its supporters are hopeful that this victory will mark a turning point in their season.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the full recovery timeline for Agbasi, but the club and fans are optimistic about his swift return to the pitch.
