Posta Rangers midfielder Oliver Maloba has recounted his conflicted reaction after scoring against his former employers, Nairobi City Stars.Maloba noted that he was happy to score the winner and stop the Mailmen’s losing streak but was also saddened to score against his former side.Mariga among African football legends confirmed for CHAN 2024 draw in NairobiThe talented midfielder came off the bench to seal Posta’s emphatic 2-1 comeback victory over Nairobi City Stars with a stoppage-time beauty.Levis Shivachi had scored a first-half equaliser to cancel out Vincent Owino’s converted first-half penalty.##NAJAVA_MECA_8624386##The victory was Posta’s third of the season, and it moved them two points closer to safety albeit the side still being in the relegation zone.”Scoring against my previous team left me with mixed feelings. They had a significant impact on my success and football journey, but I only had one job in mind: to score and help my team secure maximum points for the club,” Maloba told Mozzart Sport.FKF appoints former Harambee Starlets striker to lead women’s footballDespite Posta’s financial difficulties, the diminutive midfielder admits that they choose to ignore the money issues and focus on improving their performance.Maloba emphasises that they have a competitive group that is capable of beating the drop.##NAJAVA_MECA_8624462##Rangers had one of the most remarkable performances last season, despite slipping in the closing stages of the 2023-24 season.”We recognise that we have financial challenges, but we have opted to put our off-field struggles behind us and focus on improving our performance.Dennis Oliech advises Joseph Okumu on his next career moveWe have quality and depth in the squad that can produce outstanding results,” he continued.The former Sofapaka midfielder also admits that they are not yet secure and must win at least ten more matches to be entirely out of the red zone.##NAJAVA_MECA_8624476##”We are pleased to have recorded our first win of the year, but we are not yet safe. We need at least ten more wins to be secure from relegation,” he said.
