Mombasa United came from behind to force a 1-1 draw against Muhoroni Youth in a National Super League (NSL) fixture staged on Monday at Serani Grounds, Mombasa.Muhoroni took the lead in the 12th minute when Mark Otieno hammered in a low shot from inside the box after a defensive lapse from Mombasa United, beating goalkeeper Kevin Tila.Answar Shamuni levelled for the hosts at the start of the second half after capitalizing on Muhoroni Youth’s defensive mix-up from a Wilberforce Lugogo corner kick.##NAJAVA_MECA_8681929##United could have put more goals past Muhoroni but squandered numerous scoring opportunities.The match extended Muhoroni’s winless run to 13 games a streak that extends to four months.Muhoroni last won a match in October 2024 when they beat Naivas 2-0 at Muhoroni Stadium.NSL Crisis: Clubs call for urgent meeting with FKF PresidentIn a post-match reflection, Mombasa United head coach Hamadi Said expressed his satisfaction with the point despite aiming for three.“It was a game of two halves,” said Said. “Muhoroni Youth dominated the first half with their long balls and we conceded. In the second half, we were more positive and created many chances, but overall, I think it was a good game for us, ” he told Citizen Digital.##NAJAVA_MECA_8682113##His opposite number Ibrahim Anjiri praised his team’s fighting spirit.“We are grateful for the draw and will use it as a stepping stone going forward. We’re currently undergoing technical changes, and we believe they will have a positive impact,” said Anjiri.Millions Nairobi City Stars will bank from Kenyan midfielder’s Ksh473 million transfer to Slavia PragueUnited remain 15th on the NSL table with 20 points, while Muhoroni Youth are still in the danger zone, at position 18, with 13 points.The NSL Round 18 ends on Wednesday with Nzoia Sugar hosting MCF at Sudi Stadium.
