Former AFC Leopards captain Washington Munene, now retired, has expressed his belief that Kenya Police FC will outpace Gor Mahia in the title race to clinch this season’s FKF Premier League crown.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe Law Enforcers are on the brink of history, needing just one win from their remaining two matches to secure their maiden league title. Such a triumph would end the 14-year dominance of Gor Mahia and Tusker FC, the only clubs to have lifted the title over the past decade and a half.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939384##Kenya Police FC endured a tough start to the season, at one point languishing at the bottom of the league standings. However, they have turned their fortunes around dramatically and are now in control of their destiny.While a win would seal the title, they could still be crowned champions if Gor Mahia drop points in the highly anticipated Mashemeji Derby against AFC Leopards on Monday, 2 June at Nyayo National Stadium.Government issue update on Talanta City Stadium construction [PHOTOS]Speaking to Citizen Digital, Munene attributed Police FC’s resurgence to the experience and leadership brought in through strategic signings. He praised the club for blending seasoned professionals with young talent.“Kenya Police have done a lot in terms of experienced players they have roped in this season. The signings they have activated show you how serious this club is, with players like Francis Kahata, David Ochieng, Jesse Were, and Marvin Nabwire injecting belief in the team,” Munene noted.He also lauded the competitiveness of the league this season, pointing out the tight race both at the top and bottom of the table.Rising Stars vice-captain lists 4 lessons learnt from U20 AFCON“The league is so competitive both at the top and in the relegation battle. For the first time, it is so open that even the team in 11th position out of 18 could go down if they are not careful in the remaining two matches,” he said. “The same applies at the top. Number three Gor Mahia, Tusker, and leaders Police can all still win it.”In addition to their league ambitions, Kenya Police FC are also in line to defend the Mozzart Bet Cup. They are set to face Mara Sugar FC in the quarterfinals this Sunday at Dandora Stadium.DL: Herculean task for Omanyala in loaded Rabat 100m showdown
