KCB extended their unbeaten run to six games after picking up a point away to Bandari following a barren draw in a Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) clash staged at the Mbaraki Sports Club on Thursday 9 December. Both teams arrived into the clash after registering impressive results with KCB enjoying four straight wins while Bandari were on a three-game unbeaten run. Amebaki nani vile? Kikosi Burudani Kikosi KaziHapo nyuma ni full tight! Huko mbele ni balaa tupu! Hapo katikati ni hekima tupu! Hawa ndio waandalizi wa Burrdaaan wako wa Leo! Tupe matokeo unayobashiria. Yaani Raha ndio inakaribia 🥳🥳 pic.twitter.com/ToXRjftBwL— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) December 9, 2021 Bandari dominated the early proceedings with Keegan Ndemi wreaking havoc on the left flank as he left James Mazembe and Dennis Odhiambo for dead but his shot was blocked in the 15th minute. The Dockers were at it again when Ugandan import William Wadri fed his counterpart Umaru Kasumba but the well-drilled KCB defence stood tall for whatever Bandari threw at them as they went into the halftime break locked in a barren draw. Andre Casa Mbungo rang the changes 10 minutes after the resumption of the second half as he brought in Boniface Mwangemi for Benjamin Mosha as Bandari went for the jugular in the clash. Mabadiliko mawili kwa mpigo. Ameingia Beki wa kushoto Atariza Meja na Beki mtendaji Mastermind Siraj. Amepumzika Abdallah Hassan na Whyvonne Isuza. 75 | Bandari 0 V 0 KCB pic.twitter.com/d4b6007C0J— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) December 9, 2021 Bandari elected to make another change as they former Tusker FC forward Chris Ochieng for Umaru Kasumba in a bid to break down the sturdy KCB defence that had their work cut out to keep a clean sheet.The second half saw chances few and far between the two teams as the sweltering heat took a toll on the players with both teams settling for a barren draw to extend their unbeaten runs.
