Harambee Stars striker Micah Obiero says it was frustrating for his English club Carlisle United to drop more points in the National League, this despite him scoring a debut goal on Tuesday, 15 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsObiero, speaking after Carlisle’s 1-1 draw with Forest Green at Brunton Park, had mixed reactions from the game, but admitted to being at odds with the fact that The Blues were unable to turn their pressure into three points.##NAJAVA_MECA_9962375##"It’s another one where you’re just frustrated,” Obiero, who is the elder brother to Harambee Stars midfielder Zech Obiero, told the club media. "We could have won it, so it’s one of those where you’ve just got to go to the next one and try again."Playing in his first club game following his permanent switch from fellow National League side Wealdstone, Obiero had the perfect start to life in his old stomping ground, scoring in the 29th minute, to draw Carlisle level after they had gone down to a Kyle Kelly goal in the eighth minute.Harambee Stars forward bags goal on first start for English sideThe goal was Obiero’s second for the club in all competitions, this coming after he scored once during his seven appearances on loan at the club in the 2020-2021 season."It’s always a good feeling scoring a goal,” Obiero said on his goal, which saw him benefit from a bursting run from teammate Teddy Jenks. "When you join a club, you want to get off the mark as fast as you can. There’s no better way than scoring at home, so it’s a good feeling scoring in front of the fans."11 foreign-based players axed from Harambee Stars' final squad for 2027 AFCON qualifiersDespite the personal milestone, Obiero admitted there was still frustration that United were still not in a position to get their first win since beating Scunthorpe 4-2 on the last day of August."It’s frustrating because we’re doing all the right things; it’s just not landing, and it’s not going our way, but things will change,” the 25-year-old added. "It’s a long season, and there are so many games, so it’s just about taking each game as it is. We’re not losing these games, we’re drawing them, so it’s not the worst. But we know what we can be as a team, and it’s just about going on to the next game, and hopefully winning that one."CAF President Patrice Motsepe to visit Nairobi as AFCON 2027 preparations intensifyWith eight games played thus far this season, Carlisle find themselves 14th on the log with 10 points, seven adrift of three joint-top sides AFC Fylde, Boreham Wood, and Southend.Obiero’s wish to tick off a win comes on Saturday, 19 September, when Carlisle visit Eastleigh at Silverlake Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_9961656##
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