Legon Cities head coach Maxwell Konadu says he always prepares his team very well to take on Accra Hearts of Oak because they are a top club and they need to be at their best to beat them.
In yesterday's game, despite creating numerous scoring opportunities in the encounter, both teams were unable to find the back of the net.
In the game, the Phobians hoped for a win but the Royals proved to be a stronger side as the game ended in a pulsating goalless draw.
Despite playing with ten men from the 48th minute mark, Legon Cities managed to pick a draw against the rainbow boys.
Bortey Acquaye picked a straight yellow card in the game after a challenge on a Hearts of Oak player.
Legon Cities defender Ampadu picked up an injury during the game against Hearts yesterday. He was immediately sent to the hospital for further treatment.
"It is all about mentally you prepare your team you have to psych your boys and let them know that they are playing against Hearts of Oak. And Hearts of Oak is one of the biggest team in the country," he said after the game.
"So if you prepare your players mind well they will come out and deliver for you and that is what exactly we did,"
Legon Cities sit in 14th position with 18 points after 15 matches into the campaign. Legon Cities will play King Faisal in their next league game.