GPL: We are well-prepared for Young Apostles clash â?? Hearts of Oak defender Baba Adamu

GPL: We are well-prepared for Young Apostles clash â?? Hearts of Oak defender Baba Adamu

Thu 02nd Apr, 2026 23:34

Hearts of Oak defender Baba Adamu has indicated that the team is well-prepared for their upcoming Ghana Premier League showdown with Young Apostles.

The Phobians, after failing to win any of their last five matches, are under pressure to return to winning ways this weekend.

Speaking in a pre-match interview, Baba Adamu reflected on the last match against Swedru All Blacks and admitted that the performance of the Phobians were not good.

“It wasn’t that good, but it’s all part of the game. At the end, we could have lost, but at least we got a point at home,” the defender told Hearts TV.

Adamu further expressed confidence in the team’s ability to defeat Young Apostles in the next game, assuring supporters that the team has prepared well for the contest.

“We are always ready for each and every game. The team is well-prepared for that game. The fans play a very important role in the team because without them, it would be more difficult. I urge the fans to continue supporting the team, and I hope all will be well,” Adamu said.

The Week 28 fixture between Hearts of Oak and Young Apostles will kick off at 3 pm at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday, April 5.

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Hearts of Oak defender says team is ready for Young Apostles match

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