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NPFL: Katsina United must improve in attack – Coach Audu

ovanews 6 months ago 1 min read
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Katsina United head coach, Azeez Audu has attributed his team’s poor finishing to anxiety.

Audu said that he will work on the players psychologically so as to correct the problem.

The Chanji Boys defeated Shooting Stars 1-0 at the Mohammed Dikko Stadium last Friday.

“We are just going to work on the players psychologically because it’s a mental anxiety not that the players don’t know how to play,” Audu told Nigerian Players Gallary.

“Anybody who can get a chance in a game should know that he has make the right runs and the right positioning. You know they can play, the only thing is that they are always anxious to convert the chances.”

Katsina United currently sit in 13th position on the table with 34 points.

NPFL: Katsina United must improve in attack – Coach Audu

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