Kayole Starlets head coach George Kimani has explained how his team let a lead slip from their hands, denying them bragging rights in the Slum Derby against Mathare United Women.The two teams met in the second FKF Women Premier League (WPL) Slum Derby of the season on Sunday, 4 October, at Police Sacco Stadium, with the match ending in a 1-1 draw.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAfter a goalless first half, Kayole Starlets took the lead in the 56th minute through Eunice ‘Bobby’ Nabwoha. However, substitute Sharlin Otieno forced the two teams to share the points after leveling matters in the 81st minute. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9280##Speaking to the press after the match, Kimani explained what prevented his team from walking away with all three points. “We had raided them but also lost concentration in key moments of the game that cost us. We really wanted to win because they had caused us problems and confusion with the venue, but that was not meant to be.We are still learning and therefore will not be harsh on them. They will keep growing with time and with repeated action,” said Kimani.Kibera Soccer Women reveal how superior Ulinzi tactics orchestrated heavy defeatThe soft-spoken tactician was particularly disappointed by the numerous chances Kayole Starlets wasted during the match.“The worst part is that we created a lot of chances but failed to capitalize on them and score a goal.”The same sentiments were shared by Mathare United Women assistant coach Julius Mativo, who was also targeting maximum points.“We lost a lot of chances and so we can only blame ourselves as a team. It was so important for us to win the match in order to keep pace with the leading pack, but we appreciate the point gained from it,” said Mativo.Ulinzi Starlets coach reveal strategy behind big win over Kibera Soccer LadiesKayole Starlets will now face Ulinzi Starlets in their next assignment, while Mathare United Women will clash with Elim White Ladies.