Ogunbote admits Plateau United drawn result as temporary setback
Plateau United head coach Gbenga Ogunbote has described their home draw against Kun Khalifat as a setback in their quest to regain topflight status. The Peace Boys were held to
Plateau United head coach Gbenga Ogunbote has described their home draw against Kun Khalifat as a setback in their quest to regain topflight status.
The Peace Boys were held to a 1-1 draw by Kun Khalifat in their first home game since their return to Jos.
Mmesoma Nnorom gave the visitors an early lead in the seventh minute while Alao Dabani equalised for Plateau United in the 41st minute.
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“It’s unfortunate… we wanted three points, but some days are like that. We’ll take the positives and move on. It’s a temporary setback," Ogunbote told journalists.
He remains optimistic ahead of two away fixtures:
“We believe we can perform well away. With a level playing field and good officiating, any team that beats us must work hard for it.”
