Head coach Vjatšeslav Zahovaiko says Banjul United deserved the victory over his City Boys who faltered to 1-0 defeat in a rescheduled GFF League Division One fixture played at the KG5 mini stadium on Thursday. Zahovaiko and his charges endured a frustrating evening as Real de Banjul couldn’t recover from Banjul United’s early goal in the first half, as they went on to drop three valuable points. “I have to be very short on my comment today, the opponent (Banjul United) deserved the three points today and it’s fair,” the Estonian said in his post-match comments. “We are not a good team right now. This game showed exactly that we have not yet reached the level that winners need. So, it’s a lack of personality and a lack of characters today!” The gaffer has been forthright in the course of the interview and further in assessing his team’s performance and progress, he said: “It’s a process. We are an average team right now and we have to work a lot. Every player individually has to improve a lot I have to tell you. Six months we have been working and there’s some improvement but every game is quite similar for us.” “We are quite dominating the ball almost every game but the solutions in the final third and the finishing quality is just not good enough and that’s our level right now.” The 41-year-old added: “The learning ability is not at a good level. But we do the training sessions and we believe in our players but for me, it’s a very slow process, I have to admit as a coach. I was expecting that guys are learning faster.” “But we still have fifteen games in the second round of the league to go. Most of us are not happy with the performance and the results, it means that we need to find a way to perform better than we doing right now!” Zahovaiko’s side dropped to third place in the GFF League table, five points behind in-form Falcons FC and a point behind Wallidan FC who beat Greater Tomorrow to pip the City Boys to the second in the last game of the first round.