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NPFL: Ali laments Bendel Insurance’s ‘unlucky’ loss to Nasarawa United

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Bendel Insurance head coach, Jolomi Ali, has said his team deserved more from the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday two encounter against Nasarawa United.

The Benin Arsenals fell 1-0 to their hosts at the Lafia City Stadium on Sunday.

Sam Pam’s 55th minute strike separated the two teams on the night.

Ali said his team’s poor marksmanship cost them a positive result.

“It’s really unlucky for us not to get something positive out of this ground, especially after many games here,” Ali said after the game.

“We created a lot of chances, but couldn’t convert any.”

Bendel Insurance will host Kun Khalifat FC in their next league game this weekend.

NPFL: Ali laments Bendel Insurance’s ‘unlucky’ loss to Nasarawa United

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