Mara Sugar head coach Mike Mururi has revealed that his side deliberately targeted an early breakthrough to unsettle Migori Youth in their 2-1 FKF Premier League victory over the league newcomers.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Kilgoris-based outfit handed Migori their first defeat of the campaign, with Alex Imbusia opening the scoring inside the second minute before Victor Ngume struck the decisive goal after Philemon Nyakwaka had briefly restored parity for the visitors from the penalty spot.##NAJAVA_MECA_10104169##Speaking to Mozzart Sport, Mururi disclosed that his tactical approach centered on applying pressure from the opening exchanges to prevent Migori from settling into their possession-based game.“They are new kids on the block. I told my players to press high in the opening minutes and look for early goals to contain and demoralize them. I am glad it worked out. That was our game plan because we knew they would want to dominate possession,” he said.KCB defender backs Bankers to maintain top spot and win maiden league titleThe former Kakamega Homeboyz coach also emphasized the importance of maximizing home advantage, revealing that Mara's season targets revolve around collecting maximum points at home while picking up at least a point on the road.“I told my boys to take our home matches seriously and make sure we pick maximum points while looking for a point away from home. That is the plan we have set for the season,” he added.The victory was Mara's second of the campaign, following an identical 2-1 win over fellow newcomers Mombasa United two weeks earlier. The result also extended their unbeaten home record.Mara, who are sitting out this weekend's league fixtures, will return to action on Sunday, 22 November, when they visit Shabana FC at Afraha Stadium.McCarthy opens up on emotional Orlando return as Harambee Stars prepare for Bafana Bafana