3K FC head coach Nicodemus Omasete has identified his side’s lack of cutting edge in the final third as a key area requiring improvement following their goalless draw against AFC Leopards.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Mozzart Bet-sponsored outfit created several scoring opportunities against Ingwe in their FKF Premier League encounter at Moi Stadium, Embu on Saturday, 7 November, but failed to convert them, with Glen Githinji’s missed penalty further highlighting their struggles in front of goal.McCarthy threatens FIFA, CAF action over unpaid salaries as Harambee Stars face South AfricaOmasete admitted that his charges must become more clinical in the attacking third if they are to remain competitive in their maiden top-flight campaign, despite making changes to his forward line in search of a breakthrough.“It was an open game, and we did not utilise our chances. We have to improve in the attacking third, which has been wanting. We made changes upfront, but still failed to find the back of the net. It is an area we need to work on,” he said.##NAJAVA_MECA_10101977##The draw marked 3K FC’s third stalemate of the campaign, taking their tally to nine points and leaving them four points behind league leaders KCB FC.The Embu-based side will now shift their attention to KCB in their next league assignment, with their previously scheduled encounter against defending champions Gor Mahia postponed due to the latter’s players being involved in national team duty.Wanyama, Oliech lead star-studded Harambee Stars Legends squad to face Arsenal LegendsOmasete will be keen to see his forwards address their finishing shortcomings as 3K prepare for another demanding test against the league leaders.
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