Hearts of Oak head coach Nebojsa Kapor has sparked amusement after refusing to disclose the identity of the club’s set-piece coach following the Phobians’ impressive 3-0 victory over Heart of Lions.

Kapor made the revelation after guiding Hearts of Oak to their sixth win of the season, with the convincing victory further highlighting the team’s progress under his leadership.

The Serbian tactician acknowledged the presence of a dedicated set-piece coach within his technical team but chose to keep the individual’s identity a secret when asked about the club’s preparations in such situations.

With a humorous response, Kapor said: “We have a set-piece coach, but I will not tell you who he is.”

His comment has drawn attention to the specialised work taking place behind the scenes as Hearts of Oak continue to strengthen different aspects of their game.

Set-pieces remain an important part of modern football, often providing teams with opportunities to score through well-rehearsed routines from corners, free-kicks and other dead-ball situations.

The 3-0 triumph over Heart of Lions marked Hearts of Oak’s sixth victory of the campaign and provided another boost to the club’s efforts to maintain consistency as the season progresses.

Kapor, however, appears determined to keep some of the technical details within his camp private, particularly the identity of the man responsible for the team’s set-piece preparations.