Chemelil Sugar coach Francis Baraza believes that his keeper Morgan Alube is to thank for the point gained against Sofapaka.
The custodian was in inspired form, making vital saves to deny the likes of Kepha Aswani, John Avire, and Umaru Kasumba and ensure the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) match ended in a 0-0 draw.
Baraza is happy with the overall performance from his charges against one of the best sides in the country.
“The goalkeeper [Alube], was in inspired form, he kept us in the game with the vital saves. Those saves played a big role in us getting the draw here, and I really thank him for that,” Baraza told Goal after the match.
“Our mission was to get a point from Sofapaka, and I am glad it worked out, and it is a motivation to us.”
Next Match
The tactician is now hoping for maximum points against Mathare United and Sony Sugar in their remaining two games.
“We will change the formation a little and go for maximum points. We are not in a good position, meaning we have to win the remaining two games in order to be safe.”
Chemelil are currently 15th on the log with 31 points, three above 16th placed Zoo Kericho who will play Tusker FC on Thursday.
