Sharks
midfielder, Jonah Abutu has assured that the Port Harcourt club will defeat
Wikki Tourists this Wednesday.
Abutu,
who was stand-in captain for Sharks in their 0-1 loss to Kano Pillars in a
Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) on Saturday, is sure that the
Tourists will suffer "at least two to three goals" defeat at the
Sharks Stadium.
“I
assure our fans back home that we are going to beat Wikki with at least two to
three goals to make up for our loss to Kano Pillars and on behalf of the
players I apologise for our loss even though the match officials made life
difficult for us in Kano,” Abutu concluded.
The
former Lobi Stars man, however, attributed their 0-1 to Kano Pillars to poor
officiating.
He
also saluted his teammates for putting up a fight in Kano before Gambo
Mohammed's goal just 17 minutes to time ensured NPFL champions, Kano Pillars
claimed the full points.
“The
team really played above average because we had a game-plan but the referee
spoilt what would have been a good match. He did not give us our little
advantage and he hardly allowed us play our game. We would have made a
difference,” Abutu said.
“He
was just giving them all the advantage throughout the game, balls (calls) that
were supposed to be ours he will give it to them so all these things really
frustrated us, these referee’s should help us the players to enjoy our
game."
Sharks
currently have 36 points but sit outside of the top half of the NPFL standings.
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