Bandari Fc tactician Anthony ‘Modo’ Kimani is looking at cementing the third spot when they take on Kenya Police FC in the last match of the 2021/2022 Football Kenya Federation Premier League campaign on Sunday.Following Gor Mahia’s win over Talanta at Kasarani Stadium on Wednesday in a rescheduled match, the record Kenyan champions moved to third on the log with 55 points, displacing Bandari who dropped to fourth, a point behind K’Ogalo.Ni kama Keegan ashapitia kule Zimbabwe 😅😅 pic.twitter.com/ccMtiOlxjv— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) June 6, 2022 A third-place finish for the Dockers would mean that Police will fail to finish in the top half, but that will not be a worry for Kimani who is focused on guiding his side to that specific finish.“They are a very experienced side that has a very experienced technical bench that understands local football. They know a win will take them to the top ten but we also know that victory for us will cement the third place and we are prepared for the fight,” Kimani said as quoted by Citizen Digital.Modo has been in charge for 14 matches since he took over at Bandari, losing only two matches since late February, collecting nine wins and four draws in the process.Former AFC Leopards head coach Anthony ‘Modo’ Kimani takes charge of his first game at Bandari against Gor Mahia since the coastal based side fired Andre Casa Mbungo#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/v5uVPlRt1p— Ochieng’ Stephen (@soo_ochieng) February 27, 2022 In regard to that, the tactician believes that there has been massive progress since he took over, noting that competition in the team has increased and opines that the team will be in contention for the title in the coming campaign.“There is something great happening with this team and I’ve seen a lot of progress since I took over. Players are fighting to get into the starting lineup in a healthy manner and there is also respect among the players, staff and management. With more support this team will fight for the title next season,” he added.
