Salford City Can't Give Away Goals, Admits Peter Cklamovski
Salford City boss Peter Cklamovski said there were plenty of positives to take from his side's narrow 1-0 defeat against Chesterfield. The Spireites opened the scoring in the second minute when a low Josh Koroma shot was pushed into the path of Lee Bonis, who tapped home from close range. Salford were second best for large periods but grew into the contest after the break and went close when Ben Woodburn hit the base of a post midway through the second half.
Why it Matters for Salford City
The hosts improved after Cklamovski made five second-half changes and were inches away from an equaliser in added time when Chesterfield midfielder Ryan Stirk headed onto his own post. After the match, Cklamovski rued a disappointing start but said he was pleased with the way his team grew into the game as it wore on. He said: "We are all disappointed not to get the result. We learned a simple but harsh lesson: we just can't give away goals."
What Comes Next?
Cklamovski emphasized the importance of sharpening up and being more clinical in front of goal. He said: "If we give presents to our opponents, it's going to make it tough. We need to cut those out to be the team we dream of being." Salford City currently sit 22nd in League Two with 0 points from 2 games, recent form LL. They are 6 points behind leaders Barnet in the title race. Goals this season: 1 scored, 4 conceded (-3 goal difference).
