A brace for Janet Bundi, scored in the first half, and a 74th minute strike by Maureen Ater handed runaway Women Premier League (WPL) leaders Vihiga Queens a crucial three points against Trans Nzoia Falcons. Victory for the three-time champions extends their stay at the top of the league by nine points while taking their unbeaten run to fourteen matches, dropping points twice while playing for two draws. #FKFWPL FT.Trsns Nzoia Falcons 0 – 3 Vihiga Queens Ulinzi Starlets 1 – 1 WADADIAKangemi ladies 0 – 0 Kisumu all Starlets Nakuru City Queens 1 – 0 Bunyore starlets #TheGamePlan pic.twitter.com/Z47m3g8Mg4— Carol Radull (@CarolRadull) April 17, 2022 Gaspo Women remain second at 29 points following their barren draw against Thika Queens on Saturday as Ulinzi Starlets failed to go past a resilient Wadadia FC for a chance to reclaim second place. In a match played at Ruaraka Grounds, the soldiers played for a one-all draw against visiting Wadadia FC to move to 27 points and dislodge Thika from third place by virtue of a better goal difference. A win away from home. Thanks Trans Nzoia Falcons Ladies Football Club for the 3 points and the 3 Goals 🤝FULL TIME..TransNzoia Falcons Ladies Football Club 0:3 Vihiga Queens Football CLUBJanet Moraa ⚽⚽M.Ater ⚽We are #VihigaQueens, the #LegacyMakers! pic.twitter.com/zEc5x5Uvy2— Vihiga Queens FC (@Vihigaqueens) April 17, 2022 Thika’s draw against Gaspo takes them to 27 points but having scored 26 and conceded nine, their 17 goal difference puts them fourth as Ulinzi have a 27 goal difference, having scored 39 and conceded 12. Travelling Kisumu All Starlets played for a barren draw against hosts Kangemi while Nakuru Queens overpowered visitors Bunyore 1-0.
