Sofapaka FC head coach Ezekiel Akwana has expressed concern over his team’s attacking inefficiency following a 1-1 draw against Mathare United in an FKF Premier League encounter held on Friday at the Dandora Stadium.In a match that sprang to life in the final quarter, Sofapaka looked poised for victory after Edward Omondi broke the deadlock in the 75th minute.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more news However, their lead was short-lived as Mathare United responded just four minutes later through substitute Musa Masika, whose spectacular strike ensured both sides walked away with a point.Nairobi United goalkeeper reveals reason behind impressive NSL, Mozzart Bet Cup formDespite a spirited performance from his charges, coach Akwana lamented his side’s profligacy in front of goal, citing missed opportunities as the key reason for failing to secure maximum points.”We played well today, but we did not convert our chances,” said Akwana during a post-match interview. “We created numerous opportunities, but my strikers and wide players were not clinical upfront, thus costing us two vital points.”While acknowledging the significance of earning a point away from home, the former AFC Leopards defender admitted that the inability to score consistently is becoming a worrying trend, one he is keen to address urgently.##NAJAVA_MECA_8901310##”We appreciate the one point from the match, though we needed the maximum. However, it is a big concern failing to score despite the chances created. We are going back to the drawing board to sharpen our finishing ahead of the upcoming fixtures,” he added.The draw sees Sofapaka remain in 9th place on the log with a slim two-point cushion over 10th-placed Mathare United.The result also extends Batoto Ba Mungu’s winless streak to three matches, a run they will be desperate to halt as they prepare to host Kariobangi Sharks in their next fixture as the league nears culmination.
