Migori Youth head coach Salim Babu has identified his side's struggles in front of goal as a major concern following their winless start to the 2026/2027 FKF Premier League campaign.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe league newcomers rallied from behind to secure a 1-1 draw against Shabana FC in their mid-week encounter at Afraha Stadium, but once again paid the price for failing to convert their scoring opportunities.##NAJAVA_MECA_10075976##Migori have now gone three consecutive league matches without a goal from their forward line, with their two goals this season coming from other areas of the pitch. Captain Vincent Wanga scored from defence in their 1-1 draw against Kenya Police, while midfielder Churchill Otieno was on target against Shabana.Pamzo reveals tactical adjustments behind APS Bomet’s maiden FKFPL winBabu admitted that his attackers have yet to find their rhythm and challenged them to become more clinical after creating several opportunities without converting them."It's a concern for my forward players who have not yet clicked. We have to rectify it because that's where the problem is. We have worked on it in training, and we have to work even harder to be more clinical up front because we are creating lots of chances but not converting them," he stated.Despite the attacking shortcomings, Migori remain unbeaten after three rounds, having collected three draws since making their top-flight debut.3K FC assistant coach reveals costly errors behind first FKFPL defeatThe former Kenya Police coach will now turn his attention to Sunday's 2 November home fixture against fellow newcomers Mombasa United at Awendo Green Stadium. A win would provide a timely boost to Migori's campaign as they seek to establish some distance from the relegation zone, with the team currently sitting two points above bottom-placed Mombasa United.
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