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Kosta Papic laments lack of consistency from Hearts of Oak

Rita Mensah by Rita Mensah
January 11, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

Hearts of Oak Head Coach, Kosta Papic says he is worried by the team’s lack of consistency following their 1-1 draw with Elmina Sharks on Sunday.

The Premier League giants failed to build on their impressive 6-1 thrashing of Bechem United last week as they had to settle for a draw in Elmina on matchday 8.

Papic believes Hearts can only make progress in the league if they put up more stable performances.

“Not good enough,” Five of my players were not on the pitch so it very difficult to win the match.” Papic said after the game.

“They are still missing that killing instinct. What I said is going to happen, happened.

“One game we play fantastic and another game we play like this.” He continued.

“When we consistently start to play the football that we want to play, in that case we would be able to discuss properly.” He concluded.

The draw with Elmina Sharks leaves Hearts of Oak in 5th place with 12 points from 6 games.

Papic’s men will take on Techiman Eleven Wonders in their next game in the Ghana Premier League.

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