With the Phobians sitting second in the Ghana Premier League, Ransford Mensah wants a full house to power the push against Vision FC.
Hearts of Oak are rolling in the Ghana Premier League, and defender Ransford Mensah wants the club's famed supporters to turn that momentum into a roar this Saturday against Vision FC.
The Phobians head into the fixture second on the table with eleven points from six matches, after a tight 1-0 win over Port City in matchweek six. Frank Abora Duku settled that contest with a 20th-minute strike, and Hearts then had to stay disciplined to protect the lead and bank all three points.
Mensah was quick to credit the fans for their part in the strong start, praising their loyalty at home and on the road. Speaking to Hearts TV, he thanked supporters for turning out in numbers and urged them to fill the stands again, promising the team would send them home smiling.
For a club of Hearts of Oak's stature, the connection between the pitch and the terraces has always mattered. If the Phobians can back up their recent form with another win and a lively atmosphere, they will keep the pressure on at the top and show their title ambitions are real.
