Relive Hearts of Oak’s undefeated 2003 season under Herbert Addo

Hearts of Oak Undefeated 2003 Season: Accra Hearts of Oak made history when they finished the 2003 Ghana Premier League season unbeaten to become the first team to achieve the feat in a 30-game league season in the country’s elite football history.

Great Olympics finished the 1967 First Division season without a loss after 19 games – 10 wins and 9 draws – to finish second behind league winners Asante Kotoko.

The ”Phobians” thus became the first Invincibles in Ghana football annals in a league of 30 or more matches.

Hearts recorded 18 wins and 12 draws in 30 games to finish runner-up in 2003 with 66 points while arch-rivals Asante Kotoko secured the GPL with 75 points with a record of 23 wins, 6 draws, and 1 defeat.

The 2000 CAF Champions League winners had dominated the league completely for the past six seasons, but Abdul Karim Razak, a former Kotoko player, led them to the summit of Ghana football for the first time since their last honor in 1992/93.

Hearts of Oak Undefeated 2003 Season

Matches : 30

Wins: 18

Draws: 12

Losses: 0

Goals scored: 45

Goals conceded: 12

1.Liberty Professionals 1 Hearts of Oak 1. 10th May 2003

2.Real Tamale United 0 Hearts of Oak 1. 25th May 2003

3.Hearts of Oak 1 Goldfields 1. 28th May 2003

4.Hearts of Oak 2 Sekondi Hasaacas 0. 4th June 2003

5.King Faisal FC 0 Hearts of Oak 1. 8th June 2003

6.Hearts of Oak 2 BA United 1. 15th June 2003

7.Stay Cool 1 Hearts of Oak 1. 5th July 2003

8.Great Olympics 1 Hearts of Oak 1. 13th July 2003

9.Okwahu United 1 Hearts of Oak 2. 19th July 2003

10.Hearts of Oak 5 Prestea Mine Stars 0. 27th July 2003

11.Heart of Lions 0 Hearts of Oak 3. 3rd August 2003

12.Hearts of Oak 1 Berekum Arsenal 0. 6th August 2003

13.Asante Kotoko 0 Hearts of Oak 0. 10th August 2003

14.Hearts of Oak 3 Bofoakwa Tano 1. 13th August 2003

15.Power FC 0 Hearts of Oak 1. 17th August 2003

16.Hearts of Oak 0 Power FC 0. 24th August 2003

17.Bofoakwa Tano 0 Hearts of Oak 2. 28th August 2003

18.Hearts of Oak 1 Asante Kotoko 1. 31st August 2003

19.Berekum Arsenal 0 Hearts of Oak 0. 3rd September 2003

20.Hearts of Oak 1 Heart of Lions 0. 7th September 2003

21.Prestea Mine Stars 0 Hearts of Oak 3. 14th September 2003

22.Hearts of Oak 1 Okwahu United 0. 21st September 2003

23.Hearts of Oak 2 Great Olympics 1. 28th September 2003

24.Hearts of Oak 3 Stay Cool 0. 29th October 2003

25.BA United 0 Hearts of Oak 0. 2nd November 2003

26.Hearts of Oak 1 King Faisal FC 1. 5th November 2003

27.Goldfields 1 Hearts of Oak 1. 10th November 2003

28.Hearts of Oak 2 Real Tamale United 0. 23rd November 2003

29.Sekondi Hasaacas 0 Hearts of Oak 0. 30th November 2003

30.Hearts of Oak 3 Liberty Professionals 1. 7th December 2003

Though, Hearts could not win the 2003 league for a seventh successive glory, their undefeated campaign remains peerless after 21 years.

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