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Nico rue missed chances in Chiefs defeat

Shanganani Ngada (black and white) of Mochudi Centre Chiefs tussles for the ball with Ebenezzer Offei of Nico United during the two sides' Premiership encounter on Friday PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Shanganani Ngada (black and white) of Mochudi Centre Chiefs tussles for the ball with Ebenezzer Offei of Nico United during the two sides' Premiership encounter on Friday PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Nico United head coach, Vincent Kgaswane, has admitted that his side failed to make the most of their opportunities after they went down 2-0 to Mochudi Centre Chiefs in an FNB Premiership encounter played at GU Stadium on Friday evening.

Kgaswane felt Nico controlled much of the contest, but were punished for the mistakes he had warned his players about before the match.

“We controlled the game throughout the whole 90 minutes, we just could not score. We had chances that we could have scored, we could have scored two goals,” he said.

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