Hearts of Oak captain Robin Gnagne is optimistic that his side will bounce back their Super Clash defeat to Asante Kotoko on Monday.
Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Soulama Abdoulaye had a game to forget after he scored an own goal and got sent off as his side was beaten 1-0 at home in the derby clash.
However, the Ivorian defender is sure that the Phobians will overcome the loss and defeat Berekum Chelsea in their next game.
'Football is always like that. We lost but that is not the end. We will go back to training and prepare for the game against Chelesa,' Gnagne said.
'It is a difficult center but we are hopeful of winning against them.'
'Our performance against Kotoko wasn't bad. We created chances but we missed them. If we do same against Chelsea and convert, we will beat them,' he added.
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