Euromatch NPFL: ‘Losing Was Not In Our Agenda’ –Barau FC Coach Agagbe Reacts After Hard-Fought Draw Vs Ikorodu City
Barau FC head coach Eugene Agagbe has expressed immense satisfaction after his side ground out a valuable 0-0 draw against Ikorodu City in Saturday’s Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) encounter at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena.
The fixture lived up to its billing as a tightly contested tactical battle. Playing in front of a vocal home crowd, Ikorodu City pressed aggressively and created several promising opportunities down the flanks, but found Barau’s defensive structure completely unyielding.
Meanwhile, Barau FC carried a constant threat on the counter-attack, forcing crucial interventions to keep the scoreline level.
Despite a frantic flurry of attacking pressure and strategic substitutions in the closing stages, neither side could find the decisive breakthrough.
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Speaking after the match via the club’s official X handle, Agagbe praised his players’ execution and confirmed that his game plan worked precisely as intended against a formidable opponent.
“We came here with a strategy and losing was not in our agenda,” Agagbe noted, highlighting the immense discipline and focus required to secure a clean sheet away from home.
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