Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club

**Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club**, ka bɛdegʋ buon ye Hearts of Oak bɛɛ Hearts, anɛ professional sports club kanɛ bɛ Accra (Greater Accra), Ghana. Di da pinilnɛ yʋʋm tusir nɛ kɔbiswai nɛ piig nɛ yinne (1911) la ni, kilab la an football club kanɛ yuugi gaad kilab banɛ bɛ Ghana la wʋsa ka di siim an wiig, dɔnbʋʋlʋm nɛ bʋlʋ. Hearts of Oak nyaad Ghana Premier League, premier division kanɛ bɛ Ghana football ni. Accra Sports Stadium aan ba zinikanɛ ka ba nwɛɛdi ba yin maknam.

Hearts da di Premier League la nɔɔr pisi nɛ yinne (twenty-one times), Ghana FA Cup nɔɔr pii nɛ ayi (twelve times), Ghana Super Cup,nɔɔra atan, President's Cup, nɔɔra ayuobʋ ka mɔr CAF Champions League nɛ CAF Confederations Cup nɔɔr yinne -yinne. Accra Hearts of Oak da lɛm paasnɛ anii dunia wʋsa bɔɔl kilab naming yʋʋm tusa ayi la ni (2000) kilab la da di continent la ninwisigir diema bɛdegʋ ni la. Accra Hearts of Oak kpɛn an kilab kanɛ bɛ West Africa ka nyaŋi di Continental Treble; kilabnam ayuobʋ banɛ bɛ Africa la yinne nɛ dunia wʋsa kilabnam pisi nɛ yinne (21) pʋʋgin la, ban maaa nyaŋi paae ziesim kaŋa. Sankanɛ ka Ghana da bɛ nasanam nuusin la, Hearts of Oak da nyaŋi di league trophinama anii bɛ Accra Football League nɛ Gold Coast Club nya'ab ka ni, ba wʋsa da gaad tuon ka Ghana Premier League naan kena. Accra Football League la ni, Hearts of Oak da di Guggisberg Shield dinɛ ka Sir Gordon Guggisberg da tis la, din nyaaŋ Governor of the Gold Coast yʋʋm tusir, kɔbiswai nɛ pisi nɛ ayi (1922); Accra-based clubs da nya taaba ka nwɛ nɔɔr pii nɛ ayi din yi yʋʋm tusir, kɔbiswai nɛ pisi nɛ ayi (1922) paae yʋʋm tusir nɛ kɔbiswai nɛ pisnu nɛ anaasi (1954); Hearts of Oak da di Shield nɔɔra ayuobʋ, paas nɛ final tournament dinɛ ka ba da nwɛ yʋʋm tusir nɛ kɔbiswai nɛ pisnu nɛ anaasi la (1954). 

## Labakʋda
Kilab la da pinili 11 Sapal 1911, Accra. Hearts of Oak da dii ba yiiga mak titaar 1922, Sir Gordon Guggisberg, onɛ da an Governor tis Gold Coast, da pinil Accra Football League la. Hearts da di siizinnama ayuobʋ (6 seasons) yi siizinnam piinɛ ayi (12 seasons) pʋʋgin league kaŋa ni. Kilab la da di 1953/54 Gold Coast Club Competition, Ghana Premier League. 1956 ni, Hearts da paas Ghana Football League ka kpɛn ken tuon saŋa wʋsa.

Yʋʋm tusa ayi la ni (2000), Hearts of Oak won da di Ghana FA cup, Ghana Premier League nɛ CAF Champions League ban pinil daareɛ. Yʋʋmkaŋa da an yʋʋmkanɛ ka kilab la nyɛ tuon ken. Team la tuon gat da anɛ Joseph Ansah. 

**Main article: Accra Sports Stadium disaster**

9 May 2001, nidib kɔbiga nɛ pisi nɛ ayɔpɔi (127 people) da maal kaalim Africa wʋsa worst footballing disaster la ni. Bɔɔlkanɛ ka Hearts of Oak nɛ Asante Kotoko da nwɛɛd la. Daʋŋ la da pinilnɛ Asante Kotoko nidibi da pinili vɔɔnt kʋgʋs dinɛ pʋ dɔl suorɛ ka ba buoni di ye hooliganism la referee la bas ye di anɛ gool la yɛla. J. Wilson Sey, onɛ yi Cape Coast la da an referee. Police da nwɛ tear gas tud nidibin la ka ba ye pʋlis la maal siel la tʋʋgnɛ. Labaya paal ye ba da yɔ zinig la zaanɔnyanɛ ka stadium mɛ pʋ paae FIFA ziesim. Ba da zɔt ye ba pɔns tear gas la dinɛ da kɛ ka nidib banɛ da kpi la kanl da zuoel. A commission inquiry, da gbane pʋlis ayuobʋ ba yiiga vɛɛnsʋg la ni amaa ka da pʋ kpɛnɛsi ba sanrega bɔzugɔ kum la mɛ tʋne yi ban zɔɔ nɔ taaba la ka ka tear gas la. Din yi 2020 la, Accra Hearts of Oak nid yaa da ye o yi ba da yɔɔdnɛ Dollanam miliyɔŋa ayi nɛ tusa atan (£2.03 million), dinɛ gad kilabnam la wʋsa Ghana. 

## Nwɛɛb zinig
**Accra Sports Stadium**

Accra Hearts of Oak nwɛɛdi ba yin maknamnɛ Accra Sports Stadium. Accra Sports Stadium na nyaŋi nɔk nidib nwɛnɛ tusa pisnaasi (40,000 seats). Laanɛ ban da daa di 1980 la, Pobiman Training Ground da tʋmnɛ 2018 summer la ni. Kilab la mɔɔd ye ba mɛ state-of-the-art facility.

## Dataas
Accra Hearts of Oak's mɔr dataadʋg ka di yuug nɛ Asante Kotoko S.C. nɛ ba tempʋʋgin dataas Accra Great Olympics FC.

**Banɛ nwɛɛd nananna**

## Yiiga team la nidib
Din yi 10 October 2022

## ''Zunor''

### Official trophies (banɛ ka CAF nɛ FIFA mi tiir)
**Yin**

### [[Ghana Premier League]]
Champions (21): 1956, 1958, 1961–62, 1971, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1984, 1985, 1989–90, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004–05, 2006–07, 2008–09, 2020–21

**[[Ghana FA Cup|Ghanaian FA Cup]]**

Winners (12): 1973, 1974, 1979, 1981, 1989, 1990 (After winning a protest that declared them winners), 1993–94, 1995–96, 1999, 2000, 2021, 2022 (record)

**[[Ghana Super Cup]]**

Winners (3): 1997, 1998, 2021 (joint record)

**Yiiŋ (International)**

**CAF Champions League**

Winners (1): 2000

Runners-up (2): 1977, 1979

**CAF Confederation Cup**

Winners (1): 2004

**CAF Super Cup**:

Winners (1): 2001

Runners-up (1): 2005

**Banɛ paas GFA Title nam**

Ghana SWAG Cup: 7

1973, 1974 (shared), 1977 (shared), 1978, 1979, 1984, 1985

**Ghana Telecom Gala**: 4

**GHALCA Special Cup**: 3

**Ghana Top Four Cup**: 3

**Ghana Top Eight Cup**: 2

**President's Cup**: 6

2003, 2009, 2013, 2015, 2022, 2023

**Independence Cup**: 4

**PLB Special Knockout**: 1

**June 4 Cup**: 3

**31 December Revolution Cup**: 1

## Kilab captainnam
Mahatma Ottoo (2011–2013)

Thomas Abbey (–2017)

Inusah Musah (2018)

Fatawu Mohammed (2018–present)

## Manager nam
***Manager nam din yi 1991***

Petre Gavrilă (1991–95)

Cecil Jones Attuquayefio (1998–01)

Herbert Addo (2002–03)

Ernst Middendorp (2004)

Cecil Jones Attuquayefio (2004)

Archibald Lamptey (2004–05)

Emmanuel Ofei Ansah (2005)

Eyal Lahman (2008)

Kosta Papić (2008–09)

Nebojša Vučićević (2011–12)

Charles Akonnor (2012)

David Duncan (2012–13)

Mohammed Ahmed (Polo) (Interim) (2014)

Herbert Addo (2014–2015)

Kenichi Yatsuhashi (2015–2016)

Sérgio Traguil (2016 –2016)

Frank Nuttall (2017–18)

Henry Wellington Lamptey (2018)

Seth Hoffmann (2018)

Kim Grant (2018–2019)

Edward Nii Odoom (2020)

Kosta Papić (2020–2021)

Samuel Nii Noi (Interim) (2021)

Samuel Boadu (2021–2022)

Slavko Matic (2022–)

## Gbanvɛɛnsa