Police Bullets Crowned Champions as Gideon Starlets Relegated
On their crowning day Sunday , Police beat Madira Assasins 1-0 at the Police Sacco Grounds in South C, Nairobi. The lone goal was scored by Rebecca Okwaro.
On their crowning day Sunday , Police beat Madira Assasins 1-0 at the Police Sacco Grounds in South C, Nairobi. The lone goal was scored by Rebecca Okwaro.
These results have not only improved Kenya's standing on the global stage but also solidified their reputation as one of the most improved sides in the region.
The Matildas proved superior on the day, with Samantha Kerr and Clare Wheeler scoring in each half to seal the title for Australia.
The tournament will be held at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, featuring host nation Kenya alongside Australia, India, and
Odemba believes the tournament comes at the perfect time for her team as they build towards the upcoming Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
The action kicks off on Saturday, April 11, with a double-header at Nyayo Stadium. Harambee Starlets will open their campaign against India at 6:00 pm in the day’s headline fixture
All eyes now shift to Dar es Salaam, where the return leg will be played at the Azam Complex on Saturday, 14th February, with the Rising Starlets aiming to finish the job
The Rising Starlets will host Tanzania in the first leg on 7th February at the Ulinzi Sports Complex, before travelling to Dar es Salaam for the return leg on 14th February at the Azam Complex.
Nakaziro was instrumental in Kampala Queens’ title-winning season, setting a league record with 15 clean sheets, an outstanding run that earned her the Golden Glove award
Elsewhere, Trinity Starlets stunned in-form Ulinzi Starlets 1–0 at the Ulinzi Complex, with Eglay Mukhwana scoring the decisive goal to hand the soldiers their first loss of the season.