Posta Rangers head coach Sammy ‘Pamzo’ Omollo has outlined a bold survival blueprint aimed at steering his side clear of relegation, targeting three wins from their final five matches to guarantee top-flight safety.The Mailmen’s ambitions to climb further from danger were dealt a blow over the weekend, following a 2-0 defeat to Kakamega Homeboyz.##NAJAVA_MECA_8910386##Goals in either half – Glen Masava’s acrobatic opener and Hillary Otieno’s fierce second-half strike – snapped Rangers’ short-lived resurgence that had seen them secure back-to-back wins against AFC Leopards and Murang’a Seal.The loss left Posta Rangers sitting 15th on the FKF Premier League standings with 31 points, a precarious position that has them just two points above the relegation playoff spot and four clear of automatic relegation.Despite the setback, Pamzo remains confident that survival is within reach.”Where’s the passion?”: Selebwa decries lost glory of Mashemeji DerbySpeaking to Mozzart Sport after the match, the former Harambee Stars defender laid bare his plan to gather at least nine points from the remaining fixtures.”We have five matches to go. Despite having 31 points, we believe we need at least 40 to be safe. That is why we are targeting three wins to secure our place for next season,” said Omollo, who previously managed Shabana FC.Reflecting on the defeat to Homeboyz, Omollo lamented missed opportunities, attributing the result to misfortune, rather than poor performance.U20 AFCON Diary: Cheap taxis, unguarded ATMs and proper roads, the story of CairoRangers thrice rattled the crossbar through Curtis Wekesa, Felix Oluoch and substitute Brian Otieno, illustrating their attacking intent despite not scoring.”Today, we were simply unlucky. We hit the crossbar three times. Had we converted those chances, the game would have taken a different turn,” Omollo noted.Rangers will now turn their attention to a crucial clash against fellow strugglers Bidco United on Saturday 10, May.Kenya U20 striker reveals what Michael Olunga told him before start of U20 AFCONThe match presents an opportunity for the Mailmen to return to winning ways and reignite their push for safety as the season reaches a critical juncture.
