After what many considered as &lsquo;unprofessional handling&rsquo; of one of the week 23 matches in the Nigeria National League, NNL, Technical Adviser of Supreme Court FC, Fatai Osho has praised his boys resilience which gifted the club a hard-earned 2-1 victory against visiting Plateau United.<br /><br />Coach Osho who was amazed concerning how officiating nearly ruined his side&rsquo;s effort on Sunday in a tensed-packed encounter decided at FIFA Goal project inside package B of Abuja National Stadium stated &ldquo;we want to thank God for the victory. It was not an easy one especially in match where my team found itself in a very biased officiating circumstance.<br /><br />&ldquo;This was a match many saw a center Referee award penalty that is not worth it.&nbsp; It&rsquo;s unfortunate that one still find himself in this kind of situation.<br /><br />&nbsp;&ldquo;There is nothing wrong about a team getting a penalty call but that should be done professionally. I have players who are hungry to play the game. Unbiased officiating will kill their moral.&rdquo;<br /><br />Supreme Court FC&rsquo;s Defender, Ernest Governor opened scoring in the 68th of the match when he tapped in a well-taken free kick.<br /><br />Minutes later, desperate center Referee, Julius Uche awarded controversial penalty to Plateau United. <br /><br />Charles Okafor stepped forward and leveled the scoreline for the Jos-based team.<br /><br />However, it took the resilience of the Apex Boys before they came out victorious after top striker; Eric Eric wired a stoppage time fantastic finish for his side.<br /><br />