Barau FC head coach Eugene Agagbe don praise im players discipline after their goalless draw against Ikorodu City, but e still talk say Maliya Boys don shift attention to today Matchday Five home encounter with Abia Warriors.
Maliya Boys left Mobolaji Johnson Arena with one point last Saturday, and that result extend their unbeaten start to four matches.
Agagbe talk say Barau travel Lagos determined either to win or, at the very least, avoid defeat, and im players carry out the plan well well.
The coach talk say the players execute the plan effectively, and that discipline na one reason why the result come.
‘We said that we pick the three points or we don’t lose the game. We are doing it gradually, gradually, and I know we will surely get there,’ na so e talk.
Barau enter today game second on table with eight points from four matches, after two wins and two draws.
They don score six goals and concede only two.
For Barau, the draw for Lagos mean dem still dey unbeaten, and the coach say the team dey do it gradually, gradually.
Abia Warriors, meanwhile, dey 10th with five points from four games.
The Umuahia side however reach Kano with renewed confidence after impressive 2-0 away victory over Sporting Lagos on Sunday.
