FKF Premier League joint top scorer Francis Kahiro has revealed the reasons behind his successful partnership with James Kinyanjui.Kahiro has been in fine form this season, scoring six goals so far after returning to KCB following a half-season stint at Bandari.##NAJAVA_MECA_8519606##The former FC Talanta forward opened the scoring against his former club in KCB’s 2-1 victory on Friday afternoon, leading the line effectively. His partnership with Kinyanjui caused significant problems for the Talanta defense.In a post-match interview, Kahiro explained their partnership, which dates back to their time at Passenga High School.“He’s a player I went to school with. We played together at Bandari and now at KCB. I understand his game well. I know what he’s going to do when he’s in the box, so I can time my runs, and he knows how to put me through on goal,” Kahiro said.Kahiro also welcomed the hard-fought three points and his contribution to the game.“It was a tough match, but I’m glad we got the victory. As for the goal, I’d say it’s God’s work. As a striker, it was a good finish, just a tap-in,” he added.Odemba embraces interim role at Kenya Police FC, eyes full-time men’s coaching careerThe dreadlocked goal-scorer discussed KCB’s fortunes this season, hinting at title ambitions following their impressive start to the campaign.“We’re working hard as a team to win the league. We’ve never won it, and maybe this is the year,” he said.On a personal level, Kahiro is taking things one game at a time, focusing on his goal tally at the end of the season.“I don’t have a specific target for the number of goals, but I’m aiming to score in every game I play,” he stated.In a previous interview, KCB coach Patrick Odhiambo praised Kahiro, describing him as a vital player in their title chase.Where Gor Mahia will host Mashemeji Derby with Nyayo, Kasarani’s unavailability
