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Harambee Starlets captain Dorcas Shikobe has explained what is common between her and Al Duhail's Michael Olunga.

The first and second leg fixtures of the first round will be played between June 7 and June 15, while the second round’s first and second leg fixtures will be held between October 18 and October 29. This will be the first assignment for new Starlets coach Charles Okere, who was appointed on April 13, to replace David Ouma, who left the team on mutual agreement. Okere, who was serving as an assistant coach with 11-time FKF Premier League champions Tusker, started work immediately and his first task was to lead the team against Zambia in a friendly match in Lusaka, but it was cancelled owing ...

The Brewers’ chairperson Daniel Aduda explained why they settled on their former player for the job. “First, we are really grateful to Okere for his service to the team, his professionalism and work ethic has been commendable. We are pleased with his progress because being named as the national team head coach is not an easy thing,” Aduda said. “We wish him all the best in his new endeavour. “Maina is a club legend having achieved so much at Tusker both as a player and as a coach. We are pleased to have him and because he knows the fabric of the club better, it will not be hard for ...

Cecafa boss Gacheo scared Covid-19 might blow up plans The Star Image: FILE •Kenya national women's team, Harambee Starlets, will be defending the Women's Senior Challenge Cup title they won at Chamazi Stadium in 2019 after dethroning hosts Tanzania 2-0 in the final. •Meanwhile, Gacheo said he doesn't think Simba SC's current outstanding form in the Caf Champions League necessarily reflects a rise in the standards of the region's football. Council of East and Central African Football Associations Executive Director Auka Gecheo says the recent rise in Covid-19 infectio...

Debutants Zambia hopeful ahead of Women's Olympic draw Zambia women's team were placed in “Pot 4” of the classification for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Women's Football tournament Group Phase Draw announced on Friday, 16 April 2021 in Zurich, Switzerland. The Copper Queens and 11 other teams were divided into four pots, based on the latest FIFA Women's World Rankings (April 2021), with two teams from this month's playoffs joining the 10 already qualified teams. Zambia dropped down nine places to 104th in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking released on 16 Apr...