Hearts of Oak has issued a statement condemning the assault on officials following their Super Clash loss to Asante Kotoko on Sunday. 
The Porcupine Warriors handed the Phobians their first loss of the season, winning 1-0.
Morifing Donzo scored from a disputed first-half penalty, and a second-half goal by Mawuli Wayo for Hearts was disallowed for offside.
Some players were upset because they saw Hussein Mohammed attack the referee after the match due to the decision.
The club has since issued an apology and will discipline the player internally.
“Following the conclusion of the match, we acknowledge with deep regret the unfortunate scenes that unfolded after the final whistle. The moments do not uphold the values we uphold as a club- values rooted in discipline, respect, and the spirit of fair play,” part of the statement read.
“We unreservedly apologise to the Ghana Football Association, the match officials, our fans, and the general public. We recognise the importance of maintaining the game’s integrity and are taking immediate steps to reinforce that commitment.
“As part of our internal response, we have initiated disciplinary process concerning the player involved.”
Hussein has some days to appeal the Ghana FA’s disciplinary committee’s decision. He has also apologized since then for his mistake.

Below is the full statement: