Plateau United’s technical adviser, Mbwas Mangut, remains optimistic despite the team’s recent defeat to Sunshine Stars. The Peace Boys faced a tough 3-1 loss at the Akure Township Stadium over the weekend, with Mangut acknowledging that his players struggled to capitalize on their opportunities during the match.

In a post-match interview, Mangut emphasized the long and challenging nature of the league, stating, “The league is really a marathon, you can see 60 per cent of what we are working on in the game.” He also highlighted the need for improvement, recognizing that Sunshine Stars were more clinical in front of goal.

Reflecting on the team’s performance, Mangut expressed satisfaction with their overall game plan but lamented their inability to convert chances into goals. Despite the setback, Plateau United has accumulated an impressive 41 points from 24 games in the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL).

Looking ahead, Mangut is confident that his team can bounce back stronger and continue to strive for success in the league. With a focus on refining their finishing and capitalizing on scoring opportunities, Plateau United aims to showcase their true potential and make a mark in the NPFL.

As Plateau United regroups and refocuses on their upcoming matches, fans can expect an exciting and determined performance from the team as they push towards their goals for the season. Stay tuned for more updates on Plateau United’s journey in the NPFL.