Kenya Police FC put their torrid start to the season aside after claiming a 4-0 win over Wazito FC leaving head coach Francis Baraza impressed with their progress.The Law Enforcers started the season with back to back losses to KCB FC and Kakamega Homeboyz before registering draws against Bandari and Sofapaka which left them without a win coming into the new year.Kenyan international ruled out of weekend English FA Cup actionOn Wednesday however Police recorded their first win of the season courtesy of goals from Marvin Nabwire, Duke Abuya, Elvis Rupia and a stoppage time strike from Lesley Otieno.Baraza admitted that he has seen progress from his boys since joining the club back in December to replace Sammy ‘Pamzo’ Omolo as he handed his players a four-day festive break”I would like to congratulate my boys, it has not been an easy task the boys have returned from training this week, I had given them a four day break. They came back and we started pushing. ##NAJAVA_MECA_6928878##Since I took over the team, I saw that the boys were lacking something and I have instilled a number of things and when I see what they are doing, it is not bad. Despite winning 4-0 it was not easy, the second belonged to them,” said Baraza.Police will, however, be hoping to get a win against an unbeaten Kariobangi Sharks side on Sunday, 8th January after overcoming Wazito who have just have a single point against their name this season.Wazito FC boss blames Christmas break for heavy loss to PoliceBaraza added that Police are still a working progress and he is looking to fine tune his side to further improve their fortunes this season.”There are still things I’m hoping to do right in the team so that in the coming matches we can be able to register good results,” added Baraza.
