Following Sunshine Queens’ loss to FC Robo Queens on Match Day 2 at the Onikan Stadium, Team Manager Kehinde Smith shared his post-match views, expressing optimism and addressing key aspects of the game.

Smith began by acknowledging the overall performance of his team, stating, “To the glory of God, it was a very good game. My girls played well, and I am proud of them.”

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He recognized the decisive role of referees in the game, emphasizing that despite the outcome, it’s part of the sport.

Looking forward, he emphasized the need for thorough preparation for the next match to secure a win.

Discussing the players’ performance, Smith acknowledged the nature of football, where lapses can be exploited by the opponent.

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While recognizing human errors, he expressed satisfaction with his players and gave the assurance that coaches would address identified lapses during training.

Addressing officiating concerns, Smith called on the NWFL league board to consider introducing Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology. He stressed the importance of timely implementation to avoid officiating challenges in the future.

Smith expressed optimism about the gradual progress in football, stating, “We are getting there. VAR would have to be introduced on time to avoid some football glitches in the future.”

Despite the loss, Smith remained optimistic about the team’s future performances. He stated, “I am proud of my players, and I know that in the next match, we will carry the day.”

While acknowledging the unpredictable nature of football, Smith highlighted the positive mindset within the team and expressed confidence in a better outcome in the upcoming matches.