Kariobangi Sharks head coach William Muluya has exuded confidence in his team's ability to overturn their first leg defeat to Mombasa United and retain their FKF Premier League status.The two teams clashed in the first leg of the promotion/relegation playoff on Thursday, 1 October at the KPA Sports Club, Mbaraki with Mombasa United winning 2-1.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe return leg will be played on Tuesday, 6 October Nairobi with the winner on aggregate securing place in the Premier League. Speaking to the press after the match, the experienced tactician disclosed why he remains hopeful of winning the match. “It is a game of two chances. We will have a last chance, a bullet to take. It is a 90 minute final. We have been around for 10 years. It starts with the mental part which we will need to rectify. We will push harder and I want to promise our fans that we will have a better game in Nairobi,” said Muluya.##NAJAVA_MECA_10000215##Muluya, who has coached Sharks for over a decade, also took time to reveal what went wrong for the 2018 Mozzart Bet Cup winners in the first leg match.“Lacking the mental strength in the second half because with both teams having not scored in the first half, we ought to have remained calm and not give them an opportunity to expose us.It is football and it has its circumstances. We had a strategy to come and try to do it our way but the game has its own effects and we did not really play to our best,” he added.Harambee Stars remain winless in 2027 AFCON qualifiers after Guinea defeatThe former Harambee Stars assistant coach also refused to attribute the loss to the bumpy condition of Mbaraki nor the Mombasa heat.“Let us give it to Mombasa United, they also played on the same pitch and so we cannot really blame the pitch. We will have to go and look back at our principles but I can promise that we will have a good game in Nairobi.”