NSL: MOFA focused on season targets despite lukewarm first leg

National Super League side Michael Olunga Football Academy (MOFA) head coach Alfred Chole has admitted that his charges fell short of the targets he had set for the first leg of the 2024-25 season.

Speaking to Citizen Digital, Chole revealed that he had aimed for over 33 points in the opening half of the campaign, but his squad managed to collect 30 points, placing them in 6th position on the league table.

Despite the minor setback, Chole expressed optimism about the second leg, assuring MOFA fans that the team will come back stronger and push to achieve their overall season objective.

"We didn't quite hit our target for the first leg, but I believe in the quality and determination of this squad.

“We will regroup, correct our mistakes, and ensure that we achieve our goal in the second leg," Chole stated.

MOFA currently trails league leaders Nairobi United by ten points.

However, with the second leg offering another opportunity to close the gap, Chole is confident that his side can mount a serious challenge and improve their position in the standings.