SUPER 6: Agoye impressed with Sunshine Stars despite no win in three matches

<p>Sunshine Stars head coach, Edith Agoye, has said that he’s impressed with his team’s performance in the NPFL Super 6, despite their second bottom position on the log.</p>, <p>In an interview with ACL sports, Agoye stated that his team have demonstrated their resilience by securing score draws against Bendel Insurance and Remo Stars, both of which were considered stronger opponents.</p>, <p>Sunshine Stars find themselves in the second bottom position with two points from a possible nine. They are currently three points behind Enyimba who sit at the top of the table.</p>, <p>ALSO READ:Inter Miami goalkeeper says ‘club not ready for Messi’s arrival’</p>, <p>After suffering an initial defeat to Rivers United on the opening day, Sunshine Stars managed to bounce back and hold their ground against formidable teams.</p>, <p>“Among the six sides in this tournament, Sunshine Stars are the underdogs. We are underdogs because this is a new team.</p>, <p>“This is a team that is built for seven months and we’re playing against teams who have been together for about three years, some clubs four years. It’s not always easy.</p>, <p>“We’ve been able to show that we can play and we can compete against any other side in the tournament,” he said.</p>, <p>He further stated that there is gulf in quality among the teams competing in the Super 6 tournament.</p>, <p>“I think there is no gulf in class and gulf in form among the six teams,” said Agoye.</p>, <p>“The are games have been closely fought. We can can see that most of the time what determines the winner or the loser boils down to little details. A little mistake here, a little mistake there, what we’ve seen so far is that there is no gulf in class among the six teams playing in this tournament,” added the Shooting Stars legend.</p>, <p>Sunshine Stars will have their hands full as they square off against leaders Enyimba FC in their next game on Friday at 7pm.</p>