Central Park v Outsiders

The Sharks will be asking questions after their latest defeat against Outsiders FC. It remains a big question mark how they capitulated in the second half after the game ended 1-1 at the end of the first half. Having gained the upper hand for the duration of the first half before a miscommunication between Sharks stand-in custodian Daniel and Sulaiman allowed the opponent to level the game, anyone who saw the capitulation suffered by the Sharks after the break were clearly mystified. So what's wrong with the Sharks one might ask?

Despite notching good wins in their last couple of games, it seems that the Sharks tend to self-destruct during crucial moments in a match. Having conceded a total of 27 goals for the past 6 games including this game alone, the Sharks rear-guard clearly have to shoulder most of the blame despite defence being the responsibility of the whole team. The manager were clearly a disillusioned and disappointed man after the game. He commented, 'Its always not a good feeling to lose in a game despite winning and losing being part and parcel of the sport. There is only so much you can do off the field and clearly today, the manner the team loses is perhaps too bitter a pill to swallow'.