Nations FC coach Kassim Mingle expressed his frustration over his team’s missed chances in their 1-1 draw against defending champions Medeama on Sunday.
The Abrankese side had secured an impressive 1-0 win over league leaders Samartex last week but were unable to replicate their form against Medeama.
Fatawu Hamidu’s spectacular free kick in the first half gave Nations FC the lead, but Asamoah Boateng Afriyie leveled the score before halftime. Both teams made efforts to outwit each other in the second half, but none could find the back of the net, resulting in a draw.
Speaking after the match, Mingle rued his team’s missed opportunities, saying, “Obviously, I am disappointed. We were expecting a victory. It’s football. We should watch the team we played. We played against a top team. Medeama is not a small club. If we had taken our chances, we won’t be here,”
“The midfielders and defenders were divided and that is why they were not pushing. That divided the team and made recovery difficult,” he added.
