Tusker FC head coach Charles Okere is coy about his team’s title prospects, despite securing a crucial 1-0 victory over Bidco United as the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) enters its decisive run-in phase.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsWith nine matches remaining, the battle for the prestigious FKFPL title intensifies, with Tusker FC firmly in contention alongside Kenya Police, Gor Mahia, and KCB.KCB coach blames injuries for dropped points against HomeboyzThe Brewers left it late against Bidco United, clinching victory courtesy of a well-taken goal by second-half substitute Deogracious Ojok.The hard-fought win saw Tusker FC push their points tally to 47, narrowing the gap to just one point behind league leaders Police FC, who reclaimed the top spot following a 1-0 triumph over Posta Rangers.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814241##Despite the significance of the result, Okere remained measured in his response, emphasizing a match-by-match approach as Tusker aims to reclaim the championship.“Well, nine games to go, but for us, it is about taking one game at a time. Our immediate focus is on Mara Sugar, and we hope to maintain our momentum. Shabana smashes gate collection record in dominant win over Murang’a SEALIf we can win most of our remaining matches, we stand a strong chance of achieving our ultimate goal,” Okere stated in his post-match interview.Reflecting on the contest, the CAF A-certified tactician lauded his players’ determination and individual brilliance in unlocking Bidco United’s resilient defense.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814245##The breakthrough came in the final quarter of the match when Ojok capitalized on a precise cross, nodding home the decisive goal just two minutes after his introduction.“Bidco has always been a defensively disciplined team, so we needed something special to break them down. I’m delighted that Ojok delivered a moment of brilliance with that fantastic header,” Okere added.Stars Abroad: Ayunga shines for St. Mirren as Okumu stands tall for ReimsIn addition to Ojok’s impact, Okere credited his second-half substitutes for shifting the game’s momentum in Tusker’s favor.The tactician made key changes, introducing Denis Iguma, Lawrence Luvanda, Deogracious Ojok, and Erick Balecho in place of Ian Simiyu, Teddy Dok, Jacob Onyango, and Denis Wanjala.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814257##The tactical switch paid off, with Balecho and Ojok linking up effectively in the final third.It was Balecho’s delivery that set up Ojok’s match-winning header, ensuring Tusker secured maximum points in their pursuit of the league title.Dunfermline manager jumps to Victor Wanyama’s defence after red card debut“I am pleased with the impact of the substitutes. They followed instructions to the latter and made the difference against a well-organized Bidco side,” Okere remarked.
