Nairobi United head coach Patrick Aussems has identified shortcomings in the final third, poor execution of crosses and ineffective tactical changes as the key factors behind his side’s failure to beat Shabana FC.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe two teams settled for a goalless draw at Afraha Stadium on Sunday 18 October afternoon, leaving Nairobi United still searching for their first victory of the 2026/2027 FKF Premier League campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036278##Reflecting on the stalemate, Aussems acknowledged the quality of the playing surface while admitting that his side needed to improve its attacking execution and decision-making in the final third.“The quality of the pitch was wanting, but kudos to both sides for the good game we wanted to display. Sometimes, when you cannot win, you have to take the points. We dropped points, but we will pick ourselves up ahead of the next game.We have to work on certain details. We made changes that did not work, especially in finishing crosses and our play in the final third. We have to improve and prepare for the next match,” he said.Shabana FC fall short of Ksh 1 million ticket revenue in first home match of 2026-27 seasonDespite the missed opportunity, Nairobi United extended their unbeaten run against Shabana to three matches, having won both league meetings between the sides last season.However, the result means the Naibois have collected two points from their opening two fixtures, following a four-goal thriller against KCB in their season opener.Gor Mahia coach name drops trio crucial in win over APS BometAussems’ charges currently sit seventh in the standings.