AFC Leopards coach Tomas Trucha is not yet satisfied with his charges despite their win against Nairobi City Stars and thinks his team did not deserve to win that match.The Kenyan giants welcomed City Stars at Dondora Stadium on Sunday, 29 September, and emerged 2-1 winners.AFC Leopards claw City Stars to maintain fine start as Mara force draw against SealVictor Otieno put Leopards forward in the 15th minute before Elvis Noor drew City Stars level in the 29th. City Stars then conceded an own goal in the 41st minute after some good work from Hassan Beja and in the end proved enough to bag the three points.Leopards’ tactician praised his opponents saying they should have at least walked home with a point.“Against Posta Rangers, we were not supposed to lose but we did. Today, we were not supposed to win but we did. I told the City Stars coach his team did not deserve to lose the game. We knew it would be a tough match. City Stars is a technical team even if they did not get the points, they had a good game,” he stated.##NAJAVA_MECA_8370686##The former Township Rollers coach also rued the number of chances that his team missed which could also have made a difference not only in the scoreline but how the game was played.“We wasted two or three chances by Sydney Lokale and Kayci Odhiambo which to me were 100% chances. If we had scored them, we would have killed the game,” he explained.Additionally, the 52-year-old said that it is too early to state whether his team is doing things right despite starting the season well saying that it would be suitable to only give a verdict after the international break.“Give us another two games and judge if we are not on the right track. Let’s see where we will be after the international break to know if we are on the right track. If you ask me based on today’s match, then we are not on the right track,” he added.Leopards will face high-flying Kariobangi Sharks in their next league match that will come after the international break.Ayunga praises Kenya’s football growth, tips more local players to join European leagues
