Zetech Sparks’ head coach Bernard Kitolo says his charges are ready to fight for maximum points when they face Trans Nzoia Falcons away in Kitale in the eighth round of the Kenya Women Premier League (WPL). The match, set for Saturday 4 February pits the varsity side against the troubled Falcons but that has not informed Kitolo on how to approach the match as he maintains that it will be a tough one. Comeback battle as Vihiga Queens host Ulinzi Starlets in WPLComing off a one all draw away to Nakuru Queens, Sparks are looking to get back to winning ways when they face Falcons for a chance to move to 11 points. “I am happy that I do not have any injuries. I am banking on Puren Alukwe and Yvonne Kavere to do a perfect job on the final third and bag the goals. The Nakuru match is one we should have won but Alukwe picked an injury early on in the match and we struggled a bit after her exit. She is back on her feet and the entire squad is raring to go,” Kitolo offered. ##NAJAVA_MECA_6997216##He continued, “All things considered, Falcons are a good side so we will not rest on our laurels. They have won three of their six matches, we have won a similar number and that should point to a tough encounter. We are, however, fighting to get our fourth victory.”- Kayole Starlets and Zetech Sparks deducted points for giving Walkovers. pic.twitter.com/EvaccD6t0F— Bree Mo’ngina! (@beebree0) February 2, 2023 Sparks, having won three and drawn two matches find themselves in eighth place, two points ahead of their hosts for the weekend Falcons.
