Kenya Police FC utility player David Owino has been named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Mozzart Bet tournament for his outstanding performances, leading his team to their first title on Saturday.The law enforcers secured victory over KCB FC in the final via post-match penalties, lifting the trophy and earning a spot to represent the country in the CAF Confederation Cup, alongside KES 2 million in prize money from Mozzart Bet.##NAJAVA_MECA_8185818##Owino, typically deployed as a midfielder this season rather than his usual left-back position in the Kenyan Premier League, excelled in midfield, making few mistakes and ultimately securing the MVP award.The decision by former Police FC coach Zdravko Logarusic to move him to midfield appears to have brought out a stronger version of the hardworking player, highlighting qualities that may have been underutilized when he played in defense.Police goalkeeper Patrick Matasi stole the spotlight in the final by saving two penalties and scoring the decisive one, earning him the Golden Glove award after keeping four clean sheets throughout the tournament. Matasi denied Collins Neto and Shadrack Simiyu during the post-match shootout.AFC Leopards striker Aurthur Gitego clinched the top scorer award with five goals. He had the chance to increase his tally in the third-place playoff earlier today but hit the post. Police’s Tito Okello who did not feature in the final due to injury, scored four goals finishing second.Mozzart Bet Cup: Matasi stars as Kenya Police pip KCB to win maiden title
