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    Beating Hearts of Oak not a big deal – Karela United coach Jimmy Corbblah

    Papa LincBy Papa LincNovember 17, 2024No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    Karela United head coach Jimmy James Corbblah Karela United head coach Jimmy James Corbblah

    Karela United head coach Jimmy James Corbblah remains unfazed ahead of their clash with Accra Hearts of Oak, claiming that beating the Phobians is nothing new to him.

    The Pride and Passion lads will host the Phobians at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale during match week eleven of the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League.

    “I told Karela United players that Accra Hearts of Oak is not better than them. Our problem is that we are not scoring,” Corbblah said in his pre-match press conference.

    “As a coach of Wa All Stars [Legon Cities], we won against Hearts of Oak 3-0. So beating Hearts of Oak is not a big deal.”

    Karela United’s recent form has been underwhelming, with just one goal in five matches and three consecutive goalless outings.

    Meanwhile, Hearts of Oak, currently the league’s second-best away side, are on a roll with wins over Medeama and Young Apostles, trailing only Nations FC in away performances.

    The Phobians will chase their third straight win while Karela seeks to break their winless streak and reignite their campaign.



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