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Lung'aho laments poor reception for Ahly defeat as Pipeline start on a winning note

Prisons Volleyball team players celebrates a point against KCB players during a ladies volleyball match as the Kenya Volleyball Federation National play-offs came to an end at the KPA Makande Gym, November 29, 2015. KCB won 3-2. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

Prisons Kenya coach David Lung’aho has lamented poor reception for his side’s 3-1 (25-14, 25-21,18-25, 25-16) defeat to record holders and champions Al Ahly of Egypt in their Group B opening match of the 2017 African Women’s Club Championship in Monastir, Tunisia on Friday night.

Prisons had a shaky start, but both sides performed well, each taking a few points apiece, where a long rally with several impressive saves saw the point eventually go to Ahly.

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