Inter Allies coach Jimmy Cobblah has attributed his side's loss to Berekum Chelsea down to inexperience.
The Tema side failed to replicate their 4-1 home win over the Blues as they were downed by Saddick Adam's and Nana Tei Horsu's goals in their matchday 17 encounter.
For Cobblah, their inexperience cost them.
“In the first half we were on top of our game, but in the second half they came in strongly and our problem was our goalkeeper."
“This is a new goalkeeper who has never tasted a premier league match before. He just from a second division side and it was obvious that he was lacking experience."
“I think inexperience let us down because we played very well but we are having many of our players on our injury list so I think despite losing, I am very proud of the players because some are new players and some of them have not played all season."
"So I think they really did well but the way forward for us is to take every match seriously.”
Inter Allies are currently 12th on the league log.
Story by Ghana/Asempa Sports/Samuel Appiah
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