Hearts of Oak head coach, Samuel Boadu has refused to comment on the penalty awarded AshantiGold in their 1-0 loss on Saturday in the Ghana Premier League.
The game looked to be ending in a barren stalemate until the second minute of additional time when the Miners were awarded a controversial penalty. Hearts skipper, Fatawu Mohammed was adjudged to have handled the ball in the box.
Amos Addai stepped up and converted the spot-kick to clinch all three points for the Miners.
"Football sometimes is unpredictable, why the referee took that decision l can never tell but we can all see what happened.
"I have no comment about them. I am concentrating on my next match which is against Inter Allies," coach Boadu said after the game as quoted by Ghanasoccernet.com.
Hearts of Oak are still fourth on the league table with 30 points, four points adrift leaders, Asante Kotoko after 19 matches played so far.
The Phobians will lock horns with Inter Allies in their next league game, hoping to bounce back to winning ways.