Mathare United head coach John Kamau has bemoaned profligacy in front of goal, attributing it to the loss against Mara Sugar FC and their poor run that has seen them pick just one win in eight league games.The Slum Boys travelled to Awendo to face Mara Sugar in a league match on Saturday 18 January with the game ending 3-0 in favour of the Sugar Millers.Mathare United founder Bob Munro’s funeral programme including cremationGoals from David Owino and Awita Batts in the 30th minute and 44th minute respectively ensured that Mara Sugar took a two-goal lead to the break.Noah Jagongo’s 80th-minute strike sealed all three points for Mara Sugar, earning them their second win in ten league games.##NAJAVA_MECA_8650550##Speaking to the club’s media, Kamau took issues with his forward line who shot blanks for the sixth time in eight games.“I am disappointed with the result. We had our scoring opportunities right from the first half. Football is a game of chances where if you get your chances, you need to bury them to win the game. We were a little bit shy on that front,” said Kamau.Bob Munro: The man who fought match-fixing with a broken cameraThe former Posta Rangers tactician believed that the game would have had a different outcome had his players converted their early chances.“We just need to work hard on our finishing because had we buried one of our early chances, we could have been talking about a different story.”##NAJAVA_MECA_8650558##The Harambee Stars assistant coach was pleased with how his team began the second half but unfortunately, it was not good enough to have the ball in the back of the net.“In the second half, we showed some maturity at the beginning but as time went by, we fizzled out,” he said.Musonye explains how Tanzania and Uganda’s unpreparedness led to CHAN postponementThe weekend got worse for the 2008 Premier League champions as the club’s founder and chairman Bob Munro passed away on Sunday 19 January evening after a long battle with illness.Mozzart Sport’s thoughts and prayers are with the family of Munro and the entire Mathare Youth Sports Association fraternity.
