Nairobi City Stars head coach Sanjin Alagic is elated with the team’s current performance, after stringing five back-to-back wins for the first time in the club’s record.Sanjin has heaped praises on both his players and his technical bench that took charge of the game against Nzoia when he was away to Bosnia receiving his second coronavirus jab.“I congratulate my players and coaches for new victory, a fifth consecutive win which is a new record for NCS. I am pleased things are going good,” Sanjin told the club’s portal.His assistant, John Amboko, guided the team to beat Nzoia Sugar courtesy of a solo strike by offseason signing Rodgers Okumu to extend their winning streak to five.📈|Form Table rankings after Matchday 22#BKPL pic.twitter.com/xvBR7Cw64D— Betking Kenya Premier League (@Officialfkfpl) June 27, 2021 However, the Bosnian noted that there is no enough time to enjoy and celebrate their success as the fixtures are coming in thick and fast, adding that the upcoming matches are tougher and the team cannot afford to let their feet off the pedal.”We don’t have time to enjoy our success. Matches are played every 3-5 days, so we must stay focused and dedicated to our job. Every upcoming match will be even tougher so any type of relaxing is forbidden. We have an amazing run and I want to continue with the victories, match by match, starting from the next one, Wazito. We are ready.” he added.📰|Up Next Matchday 23#BKPL pic.twitter.com/PfovKSUOj4— Betking Kenya Premier League (@Officialfkfpl) June 27, 2021 Simba wa Nairobi is the only team to have won all their last five league matches, with Ulinzi Stars coming close with three wins and two draws.Previously, City Stars’ had only won four on the trot in three instances; back in 2006, 2008, and 2012, under coaches Robert Matano, John Bobby Ogola, and Gideon Ochieng respectively.City Stars are currently fifth on the log with 32 points from 21 games and will be seeking to extend their run to 6 wins when they face off with Wazito at Ruaraka grounds on Wednesday 30 June 2021 starting at 1 pm.
