Kariobangi Sharks held Bandari at Mbaraki Grounds, Mombasa, to a 1-all draw, putting an end to their two-match losing streak in a Football Kenya Federation Premier League match on Friday afternoon but they will have themselves to blame for letting the three points slip through their fingersPatrick Otieno scored for the visitors in the first half before they spoilt their party with an own goal in the second half to share the spoils and pick a vital point from the visit to Mombasa.This was the first game that the two team have played to a barren draw since the promotion of Kariobangi Sharks, with Bandari winning six of the other 10 encounters between the two teams.Yametimia madakika! Wameponea sana ! Imeisha sare ya Bao moja pande zote!FT : Bandari 1 V 1 Sharks#BandariNiYetu pic.twitter.com/qeVTiahGR1— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) December 17, 2021 The Dockers were without Abdallah Hassan and Benjamin Mosha in the starting team and Casa Mbungo brought in Siraj Mohammed and Bonface Mwangemi in their place.Bandari had the first chance in the 10th minute when Umar Kasumba was played through by Siraj but the Ugandan missed the chance to give the host the early lead.Sydney Lokale was enterprising for Sharks in the initial stages of the half, but Bandari’s backline, Andrew Juma specifically, dealt with the threat he posed.Otieno found the net with his third strike of the season with just three minutes to play in the first half to give Kariobangi Sharks the lead into the break, having scored against Tusker and Nairobi City Stars previously.Upon restart, Bandari came back with the intent of restoring parity which would push them to go for the win eventually but the latter would not happen.To do so, Mbungo made a double change just three minutes into the second period, resting the defensive duo of Siraj and Boniface Mwangemi for Danson Namasaka and Johanna Mwita as he sought to add to his firepower.Mwita had an instant impact as his shot one minute after coming on missed the target narrowly, hitting the side net.The combination of Faraj Ominde, Keegan Ndemi, and Namasaka in the second half was a joyful one, with the trio combining well to feed Kasumba but again the Ugandan could not find his scoring boots in the clash.The pressure by Bandari on the visitors would pay off in the 63rd minute when consistent attacking saw Kariobangi Sharks score again but in their own net this time round to draw Bandari level.Bandari Starting XI: Michael Wanyika, Brian Odera, Felly Mulumba, Andrew Juma, Faraj Ominde, Bonface Mwangemi, Keegan Ndemi, Siraj Mohammed, Whyvonne Isuza, William Wadrwi, Umar KasumbaSubs: Justin Ndikumana, Benard Odhiambo, Atariza Amai, Rodgers Aloro, Dennis Magige, Collins Agade, Danson Namasaka, Johanna MwitaKariobangi Sharks Starting XI: John Otieno (GK), John Omondi, Steve Otieno, Bonface Onyango, Geoffrey Lemu, Samuel Olwande (C), Patilah Omoto, Patrick Otieno, Douglas Mokaya, Felix Oluoch, Sydney LokaleSubs: Brandon Obiero, Tom Teka, Fredrick Alushula, Erick Juma, Geoffrey Onyango, Isaac Wasambo, Henry Juma, Fortune Omoto, Keith Imbali
