Tusker FC captain Humphrey Mieno admits Bandari were deserved winners after the Dockers brought the Brewers’ unbeaten run to an end on Sunday afternoon.Bandari downed the league leaders 2-1 to end what was near a year-long unbeaten run in the league. The Brewers had last suffered defeat on 16th January 2021 against Nairobi City Stars and were almost celebrating a year without losing a league tie.##NAJAVA_MECA_2051##Umaru Kasumba and Andrew Juma scored the goals for the Dockers who also arrested their own poor run. Jackson Macharia got the consolation strike for Robert Matano’s men.Reflecting on the defeat, the seasoned midfielder admitted t that the game was a difficult one and that the better team carried the day.”It was a tough game, coming from six wins we expected to win this game but unfortunately we did not get the three points we wanted but kudos to Bandari, they were the better side,” he stated.Tusker’s unbeaten run comes to an end.#FKFPL— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) January 8, 2023 On the nature of the goals conceded, Mieno feels that they gifted the hosts easy goals and did not respond well to going behind.”We conceded two easy goals from lapses in concentration and our response was not up to par, we could have done better but we pick the few positives from this match and focus on the next one” he added.He however doesn’t believe that losing the unbeaten run piles pressure on them. He in fact says it is a blessing in disguise.” There’s no pressure on our side because it is still too early in the season. It (losing) was bound to happen at some point and it is good that it has come very early in the season and so we can still bounce back and work on the matches ahead. We will go back and reflect, pick positives, work on our mistakes and hopefully pick maximum points in our next game, ” he concluded.Up next for Tusker is a home match against second-placed Nzoia Sugar FC.Bandari stun Tusker as Sofapaka pile more misery on Mathare
