Hearts of Oak head coach Didi Dramani has expressed disappointment after his side was held to a 2–2 draw by Bibiani GoldStars in their Matchday 7 clash at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday.

Despite a spirited performance, the Phobians failed to convert their dominance into victory. GoldStars striker Kumi Attah netted twice for the visitors, forcing Hearts to come from behind through goals from Mawuli Wayo and George Paaku.

Speaking after the match, Dramani insisted that Hearts of Oak should have secured all three points.

“We definitely should have won the game hands down. In the first 15 minutes, we created some good chances, but our decision-making let us down. In the second half, we still dominated and played mostly in their half,” he said.

The former Black Maidens coach admitted that while the performance showed progress, there is still room for improvement. He emphasized the need for better composure and sharper decision-making during crucial phases of play.

“When we lost our balance, that’s when they capitalized. Going forward, we must make better choices. There’s still a lot we need to improve,” Dramani added.

Despite dropping two points at home, Hearts of Oak displayed resilience and attacking intent — traits the coach believes will soon translate into consistent victories as the season unfolds.