Accra Hearts of Oak, Ghana’s oldest surviving football club, is still kicking! Founded on November 11, 1911, they’ve been around for 114 years, making them a true legend in Ghanaian football.
A Rich History
Hearts of Oak has won numerous titles, including 21 Ghana Premier League championships, 12 FA Cup trophies, and one CAF Champions League title in 2000. They’re also known for their iconic “Never Say Die” motto, which reflects their resilience and determination.
Achievements Galore
Some of their notable achievements include:
– CAF Champions League: Winners (2000), Runners-up (1977, 1979)
– CAF Confederation Cup: Winners (2004)
– CAF Super Cup: Winners (2001), Runners-up (2005)
– Ghana Premier League: Champions (21 times)
– Ghanaian FA Cup: Winners (12 times)
Current Status
As of 2020, Accra Hearts of Oak was valued at $5.3 million, making them one of the most valuable football clubs in Ghana. They’re currently managed by Didi Dramani and play their home matches at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Hearts of Oak recently celebrated their 114th anniversary, with the club’s leadership expressing gratitude to their loyal supporters and pledging unity and renewal.
