Omulanga outlines how Mathare United can beat Ulinzi Stars in Nakuru Kiplagat Sang
Klinsmann Omulanga has explained how Mathare United can beat Ulinzi Stars during the Football Kenya Federation Premier League match on Wednesday in Nakuru.
Omulanga believes playing according to what their game plan would demand is the best way to down Ulinzi Stars at Afraha Stadium.
“The key to this is to stick to our game plan and play the way we as Mathare are renowned,” Omulanga said as was quoted by Mathare United’s
“Ulinzi play a completely different style to ours and if we move the ball around with purpose and play as a team then I reckon we will come away with something from there.”
In the nine games they have played this season in the Football Kenya Federation Premier League, the Powermen have managed to get one win, two draws and six losses and as a result, they are in the 16th position with five points. We must bring in new players in the short transfer window, Jobita told
Goal on Tuesday. I am afraid the players we have cannot get us out of our current position. So we have to get players who will help us move upwards on the table before it is too late. I am waiting for the report from the technical bench and then we implement it as soon as possible.
Syll Owino would have made it 3-0 in the 67th minute when he connected with a delivery from a David Owino corner but his effort flew over the crossbar.
Since beating Vihiga United 1-0 in the opener, the subsequent results for Kakamega Homeboyz have been unconvincing as they drew against Posta Rangers and Nzoia Sugar and thereafter went on to lose to KCB, Ulinzi Stars, Tusker and Bandari.
Buoyed by the win, Nicholas Muyoti’s charges will face Wazito FC – who have recorded four consecutive wins – in the last game of the month on January 29. Next for Bidco United will be a home game against Posta Rangers on February 3.
Challenging for FKF Premier League title is unrealistic objective - Wazito s Kimanzi Goal 23/01/2021 Seth Willis
Wazito FC coach Francis Kimanzi has played down suggestions his charges will be among the favourites for the 2020/21 Football Kenya Federation Premier League title.
The Nairobi-based charges have been in good form and after Friday s 2-1 win over Nzoia Sugar, some feel the team is ready to offer a stiff challenge for the trophy. However, the immediate former Harambee Stars coach believes otherwise. I cannot say we are challenging for the league this season, Kimanzi told
Goal on Saturday. It is an unrealistic objective which will put the team under unnecessary pressure. Currently, it is all about one game at a time. We are still under the process of building a team for the long term and not setting unrealistic goals.
“The coach has been insistent stating that at Tusker we are not fighting for positions but we are fighting for the trophies. The challenge has been real but my fellow players have been of help all through.
“I have improved as a player and that mentality of wanting to win every trophy is in me now and this is the best way to build oneself and the CV.
“I was a first-teamer in the previous club [Western Stima] and when I came I pushed myself even more and the hard work has helped me push harder to convince the coach and be a regular player even at Tusker.”