Harambee Stars hopeful Alfred Scriven continued his impressive form in Norway, scoring in the second half to earn Bryne FK a 1-1 draw against Mjondalen in a Norway First Division match at Consto Arena.Scriven’s consistent performance, contributing more than seven goals in the last ten league matches, has helped Bryne climb into the promotion brackets.Bryne struggled for most of the first half, and their difficulties worsened when Mathias Bringaker gave Mjondalen the lead late in the first half.##NAJAVA_MECA_8333661##However, Bryne’s coach, Kevin Knappen, responded immediately after the restart with four successive substitutions to counter Mjondalen’s frequent attacks.The tactical adjustments paid off in the 65th minute when second-half substitute Luis Gorlich set up Scriven, who scored from close range to level the match.Mjondalen, who had shifted to a defensive strategy after scoring, made quick changes to regain control of the game but struggled to make any inroads into Bryne’s final third. Ultimately, they were forced to settle for a draw.At the final whistle, Scriven, who joined Bryne in April, was named Player of the Match thanks to his stellar performance.’We will win CAF Confederation Cup after beating Zamalek’- Police Chairman Munga NyaleHe completed 69% of his passes, made two key passes, and successfully dribbled past defenders four out of five times.Defensively, he was also a key contributor, winning 14 ground duels, and 11 aerial duels, and making four clearances.Scriven has now scored five goals and provided two assists in 21 matches this season. The draw keeps Bryne second in the standings, though they trail leaders Valerenga by nine points.Omondi features in UTA Arad drawAfter returning from Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers duty with Harambee Stars, Erick Omondi played the full 90 minutes for UTA Arad in their 1-1 draw against Hermannstadt in a Romanian top-flight match on Monday.Aurelian Chitu opened the scoring for Hermannstadt before Joao Pedro equalized for UTA.The draw extends UTA’s winless streak to four matches, leaving them third from the bottom in the standings with eight points after nine games, placing them in the relegation zone.Midenyo eyes Mara Sugar FC bounce back against City Stars
