Heart of Lions still searching for first win after All Blacks draw

By: Godbless Asaana
Heart of Lions remain without a victory in the Ghana Premier League after being held to a goalless draw by Swedru All Blacks in their Matchweek 3 encounter at the Kpando Sports Stadium.
The home side struggled to break down a determined All Blacks defence in a tightly contested game that produced few clear-cut chances.
Swedru All Blacks thought they had taken an early lead when William Danquah found the net in the fifth minute, but the goal was ruled out by the referee.
Neither team was able to produce the breakthrough afterwards, with the points eventually shared at the final whistle.
The result leaves Heart of Lions with just one point from their opening three matches. They started the season with a goalless draw against Aduana FC before losing 2-1 to Asante Kotoko at the Baba Yara Stadium in Matchweek 2.
The Kpando-based club had been hoping to secure their first win against All Blacks after scoring just once in their opening two league games.
All Blacks, meanwhile, move to four points from three matches. The Black Magicians began the campaign with a defeat to Basake Holy Stars but responded with a 1-0 victory over newly promoted Debibi United last weekend.
Saturday’s draw extends All Blacks’ unbeaten run to two matches and gives them a positive return from their first three fixtures.
Both teams will now shift their focus to Matchweek 4, with Heart of Lions seeking their first victory of the season while All Blacks look to maintain their momentum.
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