Kwara United's coach, Tunde Sanni, has attributed their 1-2 home defeat to Niger Tornadoes at the Ilorin Township Stadium to a lack of composure and coordination among his players, particularly in the first half. Reflecting on the match, Sanni expressed disappointment over his team's inability to settle into their game plan from the outset. "We were not composed, and I don't know what brought panic into our game," he lamented, highlighting a pervasive anxiety that seemed to affect the entire squad.
According to Sanni, the team struggled to find their rhythm early in the match, which led to several missed opportunities that could have changed the course of the game. "It was a team-wide issue, not just one person; we were not coordinated until the second half and towards the end of the game," he explained. The coach noted that while Kwara United created many scoring chances, their slow start undermined their efforts and left them playing catch-up for most of the match.
Despite the loss, Sanni remains hopeful that his team will learn from this experience and improve in their future games. He stressed the need for the Afonja Warriors to start matches with more focus and composure, especially against tough opponents like Niger Tornadoes. The coach's comments suggest that Kwara United will be working on their mental readiness and teamwork in training, aiming to bounce back stronger in their next fixtures.
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