Yong Sports
Academy of Bamenda has once more disappointed its fans by conceding another
defeat at the Bamenda Municipal Stadium. On Wednesday, April 2, 2014 YOSA
suffered a 0-1 defeat in the hands of lowly placed Renaissance of Ngoumou, in a
match counting for the 12th day of play in the National Elite One Championship.
Since the 2014 season started, the Abakwa boys have always displayed a dismal
performance at their home ground.
Of the six matches played at
home since the start of the championship, YOSA has won only one game against
Canon of Yaounde in a delayed day 2 match. They have drawn 3 against Unisport
of Bafang, Cosmos of Bafia, and Sable of Batie. YOSA has also recorded two home
defeats, in the hands of New Stars of Douala on day 8, and recently Renaissance
of Ngoumou on the 12th day of play.
But on its travels, YOSA has
bagged a total of 7 points from a possible 15; against 6 points from a possible
18 points playing at home. YOSA’s away records reads 2 wins, one draw and two
defeats.
After last
weekend’s draw in Mbouda against Bamboutous, the team captain, Kongyuy Jude
said their poor home run was due to the pressure of the supporters and the fact
that most of the players are still very young and learning.
Deputy Coach,
SampabumkennethSama thinks otherwise. After the defeat against Renaisance of
Ngoumoum where he took charge of the team, he said the problem is more with the
attackers who are less sharp in front of goal.
“There is nothing wrong with the team, we play
well at home, the chances are there, we create them, is the problem of scoring
and we need to work very very hard and I think with time things will move” he said after the defeat.
YOSA’s recent poor home form
means they are only 3 points and three places above relegation.
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