Tusker FC tactician Charles Okere is not resting easy as there is a key area that he says must be sorted if they are to win the FKF Premier League.The Brewers kicked off the league on a slow note and only had one win after the first four games. They have since found their paces and despite playing a match less, they are second on the log standings with 24 points, level with league leaders KCB FC.Kenya international dropped by American clubDespite the impressive performance so far, the 12-time league champions have the joint-worst defensive record in the league having conceded 18 goals and kept only three clean sheets in the 13 games played.Speaking after their 2-1 win over Bidco United where they conceded a goal in the 90th minute, Okere registered his concern on the matter.##NAJAVA_MECA_8580177##“We have won 2-1 but again we have conceded and that is one of the problems we have been having this season. We are not going to be in a comfort zone over the break, we have to reduce the number of goals that we concede,” he remarked.The former Harambee Starlets coach also shared his general view of the game where he appreciated the challenge posed by Bidco.How Swedish-based midfielder encouraged Nairobi City Stars after last minute heartbreak“It was a difficult game and we appreciate Bidco so much. In fact, they played an entertaining game. They pushed us from two nil down and scored one that made the game have so much pressure towards the end,” said Okere.The 43-year-old spoke on the difficulty that he faced in preparing the team after the heavy 4-1 defeat to AFC Leopards in their midweek clash.##NAJAVA_MECA_8580019##“At the end of the day, we thank God for the three points. We had lost heavily to AFC Leopards and that to us was a motivation to work hard. It was not an easy task in terms of the psychological and tactical aspect of the game,” he added.He finally spoke of the solution that he had to ensure he got back to winning ways.Shikanda urges Victor Wanyama to retire at AFC Leopards“We had to bring in fresh players to have some high energy in the match.”
