Kibera Black Stars coach Iddi Badi is confident the team will finish the first leg with 40 points as they eye direct promotion to the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) next season.Black Stars were held to a barren draw by Michael Olunga Football Academy (MOFA) on Saturday at home, pushing them to the third spot on the log with 28 points.Homeboyz midfielder sets sights on CHAN after making Harambee Stars debutBut Badi says he is still determined to achieve the target he set for himself at the beginning of the season.“Our target is to collect 40 points at the end of the first leg. This is something that has never happened before and we are determined to earn direct promotion to the top league,” he said. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8641736##To achieve their target, Black Stars will have to win their four remaining matches before the end of the first leg starting with Muhoroni Youth away this weekend.The coach believes they have learnt from the draw against MOFA and will do better going forward.Bob Munro: The man who fought match-fixing with a broken camera“We played quite well against MOFA but did not get the results we wanted so it is time for us to go to the drawing board and get better. I must also admit that our opponents had a plan and it worked.In that game, we had at least two scoring opportunities in the first half and another in the second half but failed to convert. It means that we need to work on our scoring opportunities to do better in future,” he said. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8641731##Badi also admitted that some of his regular players are beginning to show signs of fatigue and has revealed plans to inject more energy into the team before the transfer window closes next month.“Fatigue is beginning to show in some of our regular players and we are looking to bring in others when the window opens. Some have been training with us and have impressed the technical bench.”
