Accra Hearts of Oak Head coach, Samuel Boadu is fuming over his outfit’s narrow win over Wydad Casablanca of Morocco.

A solitary Isaac Mensah first half strike secured the Phobians a slim victory in Accra on Sunday in front of 2,000 fans and kept alive the Hearts dream of qualifying into the group stages of the CAF Champions League.

Hearts will head into next week’s second leg away from home with a narrow advantage, with the ultimate aggregate winners over two legs expected to secure a ticket for the group stage of the competition.

However, the Rainbow club gaffer believes his boys should have scored more goals considering their dominance.

“It is unfortunate we couldn’t get more goals, because we had some good chances, he said.

”We need to have more composure in front of goal, and it’s something we’re working on.

”We proved we are a good enough team to stand toe to toe with Wydad Club. They came in to try and get an away goal, but we were able to stop them,” Boadu added.

Hearts will hope to hold their own in the reverse fixture at the Mohamed V Stadium in Casablanca in a week’s time.