WAFA midfielder Sampson Agyapong says they struggled to get the equalizer against Hearts of Oak in their match week two fixture at the Sogakope park on Friday.
The game ended 1-1 with WAFA maintaining their enviable record against the defending champions at home.
Hearts of Oak took the lead through Kofi Kordzi in the first half before Sampson Agyapong got the equalizer for the academy lads.
Agyapong who was named Man of the Match said the team had to change formation before getting the equalizer.
“We prepared first very long, though we came from a goal behind, it wasn’t easy in the match”
“At times when you are down by a goal, it’s not easy to equalize or come back to play draw.
“It wasn’t easy but tactical discipline made us come back.
“The second half they [Hearts of Oak] were playing very defensive and it was difficult to penetrate so the goal was just a transition and in football transition is part of the game so we went for the second ball and it was good for us.” Sampson Agyapong added.
WAFA play away to Real Tamale United in their next game in the Ghana Premier League.