The Communications Director of the Ghana Football Association, Henry Asante Twum, believes Hearts of Oak are aware of what they have to do to survive Ghana Premier League relegation.
The Phobians teeter dangerously close to the drop zone, with just one point behind as they gear up to confront Bechem in their season finale on Sunday.
Hearts of Oak, alongside city rivals Great Olympics, Heart of Lions, and Karela United, are deeply involved in the relegation struggle.
Asante Twum addressed the relegation battle ahead of the Ghana Premier League's final round of matches, asserting that Hearts of Oak are fully aware of what needs to be done.
“We are only disappointed in the fact that it's become one too many for a couple of years since they won the title under Samuel Boadu, which is quite a worrying really. But they know what to do,” he told Joy Sports.
“They know that their destiny is in their own hands; they know that they need to go to Bechem and fight for the points.”