Mombasa United head coach Abdulhamid Moallin has outlined what his side must do to eliminate Kariobangi Sharks in the FKF Premier League promotion/relegation playoff.The Coastal side made a strong start to the playoff tie, securing a 2-1 victory over the top-flight outfit in the first leg played on Thursday at KPA Sports Club, Mbaraki.##NAJAVA_MECA_9999608##Dennis Mabeya opened the scoring from the penalty spot before Waziti Shentembo doubled United’s advantage. Wayne Otieno pulled one back for Sharks to keep the tie finely poised ahead of the return leg.Speaking after the match, Moallin urged his players to quickly shift their focus to the second leg, insisting that the tie remains open despite their first-leg advantage.“Now we need to recover and start preparing for the second leg. The tie is far from finished. We will have to come out and start the second game better than we did at home,” said Moallin.Anthony Akumu reveals amount made in most lucrative contract of his careerThe former Young Africans (Yanga) tactician also reflected on his team’s performance and their efforts to make the most of home advantage.“It was a good game. We anticipated Sharks to be a good team that plays well with some identity. In the first half, they caused us a lot of problems in terms of controlling the build-up. I thought we did much better in the second half, winning duels and being aggressive going forward.I understand that such a game can bring pressure to the team, but we managed it well, with the boys having a good game,” he added.Junior Starlets captain Awuor sets World Cup final targetThe Somali-American coach also praised the club’s supporters for their role in helping United secure the victory and urged them to maintain the same level of support.“We appreciate our fans for their support. That created a good atmosphere. Hopefully, this is the standard that we set even ahead of the season.”Gor Mahia forward captains Uganda as Cranes stun DR Congo