NPFL’23: Kwara United players apologise to MGT and fans after losing to 3SC I Akure

Gamers of Kwara United Soccer Membership have apologised to the state authorities, the administration of the crew and Kwarans, after shedding the Matchday 12 Nigeria Premier Soccer League (NPFL) encounter to Capturing Stars Sports activities Membership (3SC) at the moment, on the Akure Township Stadium.

A final gasp winner from Joshua Akpan within the 90+4 minute condemned the Concord Boys to their second house defeat of the season. The Ibadan-based crew had earlier misplaced a penalty by way of Sikiru Alimi, with jiffy to finish the essential encounter.

With the loss, Kwara United is now within the eighth place on the desk with 12 factors from 12 matches, forward of their subsequent match towards Bendel Insurance coverage of Benin.

The crew’s Captain, Bamidele Aiyenugba, apologised to the federal government, the administration, Supporters, Followers and stakeholders on the loss.

“We had no selection than to apologise for shedding this all-important match towards Capturing Stars Sports activities Membership, particularly contemplating our place on the desk.

“On behalf of the gamers, I’ll wish to apologise to the state authorities, and likewise pledge to make up for the lackadaisical show, which resulted in our second house defeat of the season.

“We equally wish to apologise to the administration, led by our Chairman, Kumbi Titiloye. They’ve accomplished greater than sufficient by way of welfare and motivation. We sincerely apologise and can henceforth return to successful methods.

Aiyenugba, subsequently, charged the gamers to place the loss behind them and face subsequent challenges with sincerity of objective, particularly on the backdrop of the goal set for the season.

Kwara United Soccer Membership began the 2022/2023 Abridged NPFL season in Ibadan, following the continued regrassing of the pitch of the Predominant-Bowl of the Kwara State Stadium Advanced, and moved to Akure, after the top of the primary spherical.

–Kwara United Media