Ghanaian youth midfielder Kudus Mohammed was left disenchanted following FC Nordsjaelland’s home defeat to Esbjerg FB in the Danish Superligaen.
The Black Satellite midfielder scored his second goal of the season by grabbing the opener on the 38th minute.
However, the host lost concentration as the visitors clinched victory in the tie with goals from Ulrik Jenssen and Carlo Holse in each half.
The Ghanaian international who was adjudged man of the match after his impressive outing believes Esbjerg were a tough nut to crack and were tactically discipline on play.
“It was a fine goal, but it is difficult to enjoy right now when we have lost,” Kudus told the club’s website.
“Esbjerg was well organized in the defense, and it was very difficult to find opportunities to break through. It was a pity that we did not hold onto when we were ahead, so they had been forced to move forward,” he said.
Kudus will be hoping Nordsjaelland bounce back to winning ways when they travel to OB on Friday.
