Liberty Professionals coach Ignatius Osei Fosu has lamented on his side's failure to finish off Aduana Stars in their week 10 encounter at the Carl Reindhorf Park on Wednesday.
The Scientific Soccer lads opened the scoring through deputy skipper Samuel Sarfo in the 40th minute but could not hold on with seconds to finish as Nathaniel Asamoah rescued a point for the Ogya Boys.
Speaking to Happy FM's reporter Emmanuel Bortey, Osei Fosu believes his outfit should carried the day based on their superiority over their opponents.
"I am hurting with this results, we should won the game but it's just unfortunate," he said.
"We created plethora of chances which we could have killed the game but my players did not show composure at the final third."
Despite the stalemate, Liberty Professionals maintain their 11th position on the log with 11 points from 10 matches while Aduana Stars move to 2nd position with 18 points with a game in hand over first placed side WAFA.
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