KCB head coach Bernard Mwalala has pledged to use his winning experience and deliver the first title for the bankers this season.The tactician admitted that his previous experience has played a crucial role in the club’s impressive run in the Mozzart Bet Cup.KCB will play Kariobangi Sharks in the semifinals of the cup.”My experience has also partly helped us to reach this stage because when I give instructions on how to win it, the players would believe and trust me knowing that I have won it previously,” he told Mozzart Sport.##NAJAVA_MECA_8079521##Out of the four tacticians in the semi-finals, only Mwalala and William Muluya of Sharks have won it.Mwalala clinched it in 2019 with Bandari with Muluya laying hands on the gong in the previous year.”I also have some of the players who were with me in the previous winning team in the name of Faruk Shikhalo and Bernard Odhiambo who know how to win this competition and I hope they can help in influencing the rest of the team,” he stated.Gitego vows to inspire AFC Leopards to first title in seven yearsThe former Ulinzi Stars tactician just like his Kenya Police counterpart Salim Babu admitted to putting more emphasis on the cup as opposed to the league which appears to be Gor Mahia’s title to lose.”The league has all but evaded us. Our target and attention most definitely is now to win the cup and I suppose that is true for all the 4 teams as Gor who were already eliminated from the cup enjoy a good momentum and lead in the league,” conceded Mwalala.Tactically revamped Posta Rangers eyes turnaround against FC TalantaThe former Kenyan international attributed his side’s league struggles to the January transfer window.”The club’s expectation was to fight for the title but due to reasons beyond my control, we lost key players in the January transfer window which meant that. we were rebuilding a team in the midst of a season,” he clarified.The bankers lost their top scorer Francis Kahiro to Bandari, Apollo Otieno to Tanzanian side Dodoma Jiji Fc among other key players.
