Kenya Police FC have their guns trained on their maiden Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) title if their form in the current season is anything to go by.The Law Enforcers have been the most convincing side since November last year and, consequently, sit at the summit of the log with 41 points after 22 rounds, underlying their resolve to land the elusive league gong.Following them closely are 12-time champions Tusker FC, who have garnered 40 points, four more than what record champions Gor Mahia have amassed so far.##NAJAVA_MECA_8737223##One thing Police have not been shying away from is flexing their financial muscle, as the team has reportedly been splashing cash in the transfer market and bringing on board marquee signings to the team.Their depth and the quality of players at coach Etienne Ndayiragije’s disposal solidify their intent to disrupt the existing order in the top flight over the past decade.Posta Rangers forward sets new target after recent formDespite the rich form and depth, Police are facing a tough balancing act as the club aims to not only secure the league title but also defend the Mozzart Bet Cup.Pundits opine that going for double success could be detrimental, but captain David ‘Cheche’ Ochieng believes that the team has what it takes to deliver.Cheche, who was handed the armband following the exit of Musa Mohammed and Patrick Matasi in the mid-season transfer window, expressed confidence that the team will not capitulate, nor will their cup title defense suffer a blow.“It is an open secret that we have a big squad at Police. We have the right quality of players, who are capable of featuring in both competitions without the standards dropping. We are eyeing both trophies, and we believe we can do it,” said the central defender.Police promise to unleash heavy artillery against Superior Hotel in Mozzart Bet Cup round of 64The former Mathare United and AFC Leopards man encouraged his teammates to remain focused and double their efforts as the league title race is approaching a crucial stage.“This is our year, but we are humble enough to know that we have to keep on working hard. Right now, we are at the top of the league, and we know the fight we have to put in to get to the apex. The cup is full of surprises, but we are fully prepared,” added the former Posta Rangers defender.
