Tusker FC’s forward Boniface Muchiri has revealed that taking freekicks is something that he loves and has been doing since his playing days in high school.Muchiri has had a torrid performance this season but has been on top of his game recently, scoring two screamers from set-pieces in the last four games; against Western Stima and Gor Mahia.Muchiri said that the secret to the sumptuous freekicks was extra training, saying that he usually takes a set of extra freekicks after training to sharpen his skill, something he has executed well since his days at Sony Sugar.Boniface Muchiri free kick goal for Tusker vs Gor Mahia was 🔥Eugene Asike header for 2-1 🔥Defending a league title in 2021 is not easy ask Liverpool, Real Madrid , Juventus and PSG. pic.twitter.com/PGQ1gOeiN2— Comeback Kings 🇮🇹 (@ElijahKyama) July 9, 2021 He went ahead to say that set plays are one of his strong points as a player and has been a motivating factor for him going into games.“I can take up to 20 freekicks after training and even if I score one, that is what is important to me. It is just something that I love doing and since my days in high school, I have been scoring from freekicks. I usually train on freekicks alone and that has been one of my strong points since when I was in High School. For me, if I train on 10 and only score one, that is usually my motivation and what I carry into the game,” Muchiri told the club’s portal. Muchiri scored a beautiful freekick to level the scores against Gor Mahia, leaving K’Ogalo’s custodian Gad Matthews no chance on his set-piece in the 55th minute at Ruaraka.That was the second time he was scoring from a freekick this season, having scored against Western Stima last month, coincidentally in the 55th minute also and at the same venue.⚽️| Here are the goals from the victory over Western Stima this afternoon.#KenyaMilele #Brewers4Life pic.twitter.com/9ie4XJynVH— Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) June 23, 2021 The forward joined Tusker from Sony Sugar in 2017. Before then, he had featured for Nzoia Sugar where he signed his first professional contract while still in high school at St Marys Kibabii High School.##EDITORS_CHOICE##
