Accra Hearts of Oak head coach Nebojsa Kapor says the lack of quality playing surfaces is one of the biggest challenges facing Ghanaian football.
Kapor spoke after Hearts edged newly promoted Port City 1-0 in their Ghana Premier League Matchday Six fixture at the University of Ghana Stadium on Sunday, October 11.
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The result moved Hearts up to second in the league table, three points behind leaders Medeama, as they maintained their strong start to the campaign.
Although pleased with the victory, the Bosnian-Herzegovinian coach said his side still needed to improve and highlighted the condition of pitches as a problem affecting domestic football beyond his own club.
“This is not our stadium; it’s a national stadium. This is not just our home ground; it’s for all Ghanaians. It’s true that it’s not our stadium,” Kapor told the media.
“We have to improve our team, and Ghana football already has a serious problem with pitches. I have a lot of obligations, and this is not part of them,” he added.
Kapor also expressed hope that Hearts will eventually be able to secure a permanent home stadium.
The University of Ghana Stadium is not owned by Hearts and, as Kapor noted, serves as a national facility rather than being the club’s exclusive home ground.
Port City’s defeat was their second of the season. They dropped to fourth place after making an encouraging start to their first campaign in the top flight.
Hearts will be away again in Matchday Seven, travelling to Tema to face Vision FC. Port City, meanwhile, will host Dreams FC when the league’s next round of fixtures takes place this weekend.
