Katsina United boss laments over ‘harsh weather’ after defeat to Nasarawa United: ‘The sun was biting’

Katsina United boss laments over 'harsh weather' after defeat to Nasarawa United

Katsina United’s 1-0 loss to Nasarawa United on Saturday has left head coach Bishir Sadoki deeply frustrated.

Katsina United boss laments over 'harsh weather' after defeat to Nasarawa United: 'The sun was biting'

While the defeat itself was hard to swallow, it was the extreme heat at Lafia City Stadium that he believes truly affected his side’s performance, footballrover reports.

Could the brutal conditions have been a key factor in their disappointing loss? Read on to discover more.

Katsina United struggles under harsh weather

Katsina United’s coach admitted that the Solid Miners deserved their victory in the NPFL matchday 20 encounter.

The only goal of the game came in the 34th minute from Qamar Adegoke, which gave the hosts all three points.

Nasarawa United

Nasarawa United

Sadoki pointed out that the intense weather conditions at Lafia City Stadium played a significant role in his team’s inability to perform at their best.

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He noted that while both teams played well, Nasarawa United’s determination—boosted by their recent signings and their position in the league—helped them secure the win.

“The weather condition was too harsh for both sides. Playing such a high-intensity game under the hot sun is honestly not easy for anyone who is here because the temperature was very, very high and biting,” he said.

Katsina United’s next steps after setback

Despite the defeat, Sadoki remains optimistic about his team’s future. He vowed to do everything possible to secure a victory in their next match, regardless of the opponent.

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Katsina United boss laments over 'harsh weather' after defeat to Nasarawa United: 'The sun was biting'

The loss leaves the Changi Boys in 14th place with 23 points, and with ongoing fixtures, they risk dropping further down the table.

With the harsh weather behind them, Katsina United must now focus on their next challenge while hoping for favourable conditions this time around.

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