Bidco United’s coach, Anthony Akhulia, reflected on his team’s performance in a tight duel against Kenya Police FC.Despite a 1-0 loss, Akhulia expressed satisfaction with the overall play, lamenting a single defensive lapse that proved costly in the end as they dropped points, suffering a second consecutive lose in a span of a week after going down 3-0 to Sofapaka a week earlier.##NAJAVA_MECA_7796421##”Yesterday, I believe we played well. Unfortunately, one defensive lapse and some wastefulness cost us the game. Despite that, we were on top of our game, creating some promising chances which my players should have taken,” Akhulia remarked.The decisive moment came in the form of Tito Okello’s first-half goal, securing the win for Police. Akhulia emphasized the need for sharper finishing, acknowledging that missed opportunities in front of goal were the deciding factor.”We have to be more clinical in front of goal, ensuring that the chances we create count. In football, if you don’t capitalize on your opportunities, you’ll get punished, and that’s precisely what happened yesterday,” he explained.United have lost two players in the ongoing transfer window, Shariff Musa and Francis Oduor have decamped to Gor Mahia and KCB FC respectively and asked if he considers beefing up the squad to replace the departed players, the tactician said he believes that he has the right arsenal at his disposal to do the job for the remainder of the campaign.”I’m not going to sign new players. We have a squad capable of performing well in the remaining 16 games, but the players must step up. There’s no two ways about it,” Akhulia asserted.Up next for Bidco is an away game against FC Talanta on Sunday.
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