Nairobi United head coach Patrick Aussems has blamed a lapse in concentration in the closing stages for his side’s failure to secure maximum points against Gor Mahia in their latest FKF Premier League encounter.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 2025 Mozzart Bet Cup champions appeared on course for their maiden league victory of the season after Joseph Seremba put them ahead 10 minutes before the half-time break.Price and where to buy Bayern vs Ajax tickets set for Talanta StadiumHowever, Alpha Onyango’s stunning long-range strike in the closing stages denied Nairobi United all three points.The stalemate marked the second consecutive match in which Nairobi United have conceded a late equaliser, leaving them four points short of what could have been two victories.##NAJAVA_MECA_10105825##Speaking after the match, Aussems expressed frustration at his side’s inability to see out games, admitting that their failure to execute their second-half approach had proved costly.“It is the second time in back-to-back matches that we have conceded a goal in the last minute, costing us maximum points. Now, we have made the same mistake against Gor Mahia, which is such a pity.Sunderland forward headlines Ivory Coast U23 squad to face Kenya“We had a plan that worked, but we need to work more on it. I am disappointed with the second half because we were supposed to deploy counter-attacks, but we failed to do so. We have to work on the final bits of the game because it has cost us four points now,” he said.The result extended Nairobi United’s winless start to the league campaign to six matches, increasing pressure on Aussems to turn around the club’s fortunes.##NAJAVA_MECA_10105829##The Nairobi-based side will continue searching for their first league victory of the season when they come up against Mara Sugar FC on Saturday, 14 November.
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