Nairobi United goalkeeper Faruk Shikhalo was at fault as KCB FC struck late, forcing the two teams to settle for a 2-2 draw in an FKF Premier League match played on Sunday at Police Sacco Grounds. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsWith Nairobi leading 2-1, and on the cusp of three points, Shikhalo held on the ball for more than eight seconds forcing the referee to award KCB a corner. The time wasting antics would prove costly as Geoffrey Ojung'a scored from the resultant corner to deny Nairobi United maximum points. ##NAJAVA_MECA_10017190##The result also denied returning Belgian coach Patrick Aussems what would have been a bright start at his second stint in the competition and first one at Nairobi United. The Naibois, who were the dominant side in the first half, took the lead in the 38th minute through Michael Karamor. In a bid to chase the game, KCB head coach Robert Matano introduced Evans Malo for Franck Nduwimana before restart. Migori Youth, 3K FC avoid defeat as life in FKFPL gets underwayMalo would repay Matano’s faith, when from a quick KCB transition, got to the end of the ball and scored past Shikhalo. Naibois responded with a series of substitutions and attacks which eventually paid off in the 78th minute when Mark Kithome restored their lead. KCB would strike late to deny the home side three points.
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