Thika United were held to a one all draw by Mathare United in a
Kenyan Premier League (KPL) clash staged at Thika Municipal Stadium on
Sunday.
Speaking after the game, head coach John Kamau said he was happy with
the point, though he admitted a win would have been sweeter. He pointed
out that despite missing two points from the clash, his team gave a
great output which gives him better hope for the future.
“It was a tough game given the circumstances; we were just coming
from a tough Top 8 clash against a very good Chemelil Sugar side which
was ahead of us on aggregate and I can’t fault my players for the
result. They did really well though normally I would have wished for a
win,” said Kamau.
“The tactical approach we gave in the game gives me a lot of hope in
the players because we stuck to the plan and gave our all against a
good side. We created good openings and all that is okay with me because
the point earned will help us out some time later.”
The result took Thika United back on top of the KPL log with 21 points ahead of Sofapaka on goals scored.......Courtesy of SuperSport