Defending champions Kayole Asubuhi coach Isaiah ‘Song’ Omondi has decried the numerous errors his team committed in their 1-0 loss to Jericho on Sunday, a result that further derailed their ambitions of retaining their SportPesa Super 8 Premier League crown.
Asubuhi though still in fourth position find themselves eight points behind the defending champions, Kawangware United.
“Unforced errors made us concede in the last minute of the game. The keeper is experienced but somehow failed to make a decision quickly enough and we were punished in the process,” said Omondi.
“Of course it’s getting harder now as this is our fourth loss. Remember the whole of last season we only lost four matches so we need to go back to the drawing board and check on our setbacks. But we need to learn to pick points now. We should at least have picked a point from this game.”
Team captain and defensive midfielder Kevin Oreso rose to the occasion at the added extra minutes of the game to score the winner, sending the whole place into a frenzy. In another match, veteran marksman Francis Thairu was twice on the mark as Kawangware beat newcomers Zamalek 3-1.
Kola Ganusis scored the winner ten minutes from time for the West Conference leaders, who kept their 5-point lead intact at the top of the 16-team column.