Migori Youth head coach Salim Babu has identified a key weakness he wants his team to address following their defeat to Kenyan giants, Gor Mahia.The two sides met in the Green Legacy Cup at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, August 16, with K’Ogalo winning 4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw in regulation time.##NAJAVA_MECA_9894214##Migori Youth took a 2-0 lead through Dennis Oguta and Philemon Nyakwaka, but goals from new signing Paul Okoth before-half-time-and Ebenezer Adukwaw after the break brought Gor Mahia level and forced the match into a penalty shootout.Speaking to the press after the match, the former Police FC head coach identified an area he will be looking to address ahead of the new season.“We now have an idea of what we want to do, the areas that need strengthening, like the loss of concentration, which is how we conceded the two goals. Hopefully, we will address that before the league begins,” said Babu.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Inside the rare qualities of Enock Morrison’s replacement at Gor MahiaThe former Nairobi City Stars tactician also highlighted the importance of the match and the positives he took from the encounter.“It was a good training match against a big team which has many fans, thus giving our players an experience of what the league looks like.“We are a young and new team from the NSL. What we are doing now is to give them confidence because the talent is there,” he added.Date, venue for FKFPL curtain raiser confirmedDespite losing the match, Babu expressed pride in his players and backed them to enjoy a successful maiden FKF Premier League campaign.“We are ready for the league. We have good players and a technical bench, with some of us experienced enough in this league.”The Mozzart Bet-backed side will begin their maiden top-flight campaign against Police FC.Millions collected from Green Legacy cup clash between Gor Mahia and FKFPL debutants