Head coach of Hearts of Oak Samuel Boadu says his players underrated Ebusua Dwarfs following their 1-1 draw against the Cape Coast based side on Sunday night.

The Phobians were expected to stretch their lead following Asante Kotoko dissapointing draw against King Faisal on Saturday.

Ebusua Dwarfs took a surprise lead in the second half after Dennis Korsah’s powerful free kick beat the hapless Richard Atta on the 83rd minute.

Hearts of Oak however left it late to pull parity, Kwadwo Obeng Junior smashed home a left footer from Fatawu Mohammed’s cross.

Hearts coach, Samuel Boadu admits his charges underestimated Dwarfs.

“As you know the relegation team and the team which wants to take the league is highly competitive.

“It’s quite unfortunate we conceded a goal before we came back. We are not done yet, we are still on course, we wanted to win this match so that we can widen the gap, I’m not happy at all.

“They [Hearts players] were a little bit down, they think that Dwarfs is a weak side so they can score them so they relaxed.

“But we don’t go like that, we should go all out so that we can win the subsequent matches because we need to take the league title.” Samuel Boadu said.