Akwa United’s Olisa Ndah laments bad officiating in their clash with Katsina United

Akwa United defenders Olisah Ndah says couples of missed and questionable officiating are the factors that cost the promise Keepers all important three points against Katsina United.

The Kennedy Boboye’s side played out a 1-1 draw against the struggling Katsina United in their week 24 Nigeria professional football league clash on Sunday.

 

Joint league leading scorer Effiong Ndifreke put the Promise Keepers ahead in the first half, but the home side wjo have lost their last two games fought back and equalised later in the second half.

 

However both side failed to get the all important second goal and eventually  settled for a point each.

 

Ndah however told brila.net in a exclusive interview that his team suffered under the hot wheather and failed to hit top gear despite creating numerous chances.

 

The National U-23 defender added the his side also paid for some questionable decisions from the officials.

 

“The game was good, but we missed some chances in the first half that could have sealed the game for us.”

 

“It wasn’t an easy match at all, couple with the weather factor and some funny officiating, But we give thanks to God for the away point” he told brila.net.

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Akwa United’s Olisa Ndah laments bad officiating in their clash with Katsina United

Akwa United defenders Olisah Ndah says couples of missed and questionable officiating are the factors that cost the promise Keepers all important three points against Katsina United.

The Kennedy Boboye’s side played out a 1-1 draw against the struggling Katsina United in their week 24 Nigeria professional football league clash on Sunday.

 

Joint league leading scorer Effiong Ndifreke put the Promise Keepers ahead in the first half, but the home side wjo have lost their last two games fought back and equalised later in the second half.

 

However both side failed to get the all important second goal and eventually  settled for a point each.

 

Ndah however told brila.net in a exclusive interview that his team suffered under the hot wheather and failed to hit top gear despite creating numerous chances.

 

The National U-23 defender added the his side also paid for some questionable decisions from the officials.

 

“The game was good, but we missed some chances in the first half that could have sealed the game for us.”

 

“It wasn’t an easy match at all, couple with the weather factor and some funny officiating, But we give thanks to God for the away point” he told brila.net.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.