Orlando Wellington is optimistic about his team's victory against Hearts of Oak.

Orlando Wellington, the assistant coach for the Great OlympicsGreat Olympics, is optimistic that his team will defeat Hearts of Oak this weekend in the Ghana Premier League.

On matchday 33 of the domestic top division, the Dade boys are on the road against Hearts of Oak. The Accra Sports Stadium will host the Ga Mantse derby, where both teams will be vying for a maximum number of points in the face of relegation fears.

With two games left in the Ghana Premier League season, both teams are looking good as they prepare for relegation.

After 32 games this season, Hearts of Oak are in 13th place with 41 points, while Great Olympics are in 15th place with 40 points.

"I have every confidence that we can defeat Hearts of Oak on Sunday. After the game, he commented, "The boys played very well against Dreams FC, but bad luck cost us."

Hearts of Oak has lost all five of its games in the Ga Mantse against Great Olympics since February 2022.

Going into the pivotal match, the Dade boys are in a better position having earned three wins and two draws during the campaign.