FKF Women Premier League (WPL) side Trinity Starlets head coach Moses Juma has opened up on why he is satisfied with his team’s performance in the just concluded season.Trinity finished the 2024/25 WPL season eighth on the log after losing 4-0 to Kenya Police Bullets in their final match held on Sunday 25 May 2025 at Afraha Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_8952915##For Juma, he couldn’t help but be proud of his team after seeing their progress throughout the season, and especially in the last three months when he was promoted from an assistant coach to head coach to bring stability to the team.“I lack the words but if I give a fair assessment of my team, I came three months ago when a lot had happened in the team and so many girls had left the camp and so I had to pretty much start a new team. It has not been easy,” said Juma.Kenya Police Bullets coach shares season’s post-mortemThe tactician was speaking after the team’s loss to Police, where he went ahead to explain the improvements that have occurred in the team.“Nevertheless, there has been a lot of progress in terms of how we pay, the style, and personnel, and so I would say we have made progress,” he added.In a separate interview with Citizen Digital, Juma quickly and swiftly shifted his attention to the FKF Women’s Cup, where he is eyeing Bungoma Queens’ scalp in their quarter finals clash set for Sunday 1 June at Afraha Stadium.Two reasons why Gor Mahia defender is confident of Mashemeji Derby victory“Our goal is to try and beat Bungoma Queens because they beat us in the Premier League. We have worked on our weaknesses in readiness for the coming fixture. They beat us because of the costly mistakes in goalkeeping, defense, and failure to convert our chances; these are the areas that we have addressed,” Juma stated.3 wins in 9 years, analysing Harambee Stars’ opponents ChadJuma was coy about their title chances in the cup, instead saying they are focusing on immediate tasks.“We are taking each match at a time; this is a knockout game, and our aim is to qualify for the next stage.”
