Kenyan international Janet Bundi announced her entry into the Tanzanian Women’s League with a brace for her new team, Yanga Princess, against Amani Queens in a match played on Wednesday evening.Bundi completed her transfer to Yanga a week ago after cutting ties with the Kenyan champions, Vihiga Queens. This decision came after an electrifying start to the new season with Queens, who currently sit at the top of the FKF Women’s Premier League log.##NAJAVA_MECA_2085##On Wednesday, she was named in the starting 11 and repaid the faith with a goal in each half of the game. The other goals were scored by Medina Traore, Precious Onyinyechi, who grabbed a double, and Noela Luhala.Yanga Princess coach Charles Haalubono is pleased to see his team scoring freely after failing to find the back of the net in their two Charity Shield games against Simba Queens.Shame as Mamelodi Sundowns vs Swallows game is cancelled”We are slowly getting there. In the previous games in the Shield, we couldn’t score any goals and lost in penalties,” he said.He, however, admitted that there is still much work to be done before his team can become a finished product.”We started the league and scored two goals, and today we scored six, and I am happy because they now understand what I want them to do. I would say we are almost there, but we have to keep working. I have seen these other teams; they are really good, and as such, we have to keep working extra hard for us to beat them, and we still have more work to do.”On Thursday afternoon, the Kenyan quartet of Caroline Rufa, Ruth Ingosi, Elizabeth Wambui, and Corazon Aquino will be in action against Baobab Queens at the Azam Complex in Dar.Mwalala lauds fast-rising midfielder, tips him to earn Harambee Stars call up soon
