Vision FC head coach Nana Agyemang did not hold back his emotions following his side’s 1-1 draw with Hearts of Oak in Tema on Sunday, describing the encounter as “the easiest game we’ve had all season.”
Despite securing a respectable point against one of Ghana’s traditional giants, Agyemang expressed deep disappointment with the result, insisting his team should have claimed all three points.
This was the easiest game so far this season, he said after the match. We created more chances than they did. We made the game more difficult for ourselves instead of Hearts of Oak making it difficult for us.
The match saw Hearts of Oak take the lead in the 38th minute through Kelvin Osei Asibey, only for Vision FC to level just after the restart via Meshack Adjetey. But for Agyemang, the performance lacked the killer instinct needed to secure a vital win in their relegation battle.
Vision FC, who have been resilient at home throughout the campaign, now sit 14th on the table with 29 points from 26 matches, just above the danger zone. Their home form remains strong, but with tough fixtures ahead, the coach believes missed opportunities like this could prove costly.
Hearts of Oak, meanwhile, remain 6th with 41 points, but questions over their form and attacking efficiency continue, especially after being outplayed for large portions of the game by a side sitting near the bottom.