Bandari FC head coach Kennedy Odhiambo has signalled a strategic pivot in the club’s approach to the remaining two fixtures of the FKF Premier League season, indicating that the matches will serve as a platform to prepare for the next campaign.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsFollowing a goalless stalemate against AFC Leopards at Mbaraki Sports Club on Sunday, a contest that saw goalkeeper Farouk Shikalo pull off a crucial late penalty save to deny Brian Wanyama, Odhiambo declared that Bandari’s immediate focus has shifted from results to rebuilding.Victor Wanyama takes first step towards coaching career“Realistically, we are out of the title race and safe from relegation. These last two matches give us a valuable opportunity to test our depth, try new combinations, and begin shaping the squad for next season,” Odhiambo stated.The draw stretched Bandari’s winless run to four matches, with the Dockers slipping to eighth in the standings on 42 points.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939828##Meanwhile, Leopards, with 46 points and a match in hand against traditional rivals Gor Mahia, remain in contention for a top-five finish.Despite the drop in form, Odhiambo highlighted defensive solidity as a positive takeaway.Kenya U20 coach identifies trio ripe for Harambee Stars call upThe 2018 Mozzart Bet Cup winners have now kept three clean sheets in their last four games, although offensive struggles continue to plague the side, having failed to score in all four.“We’ve improved defensively, which is encouraging. But our attacking output must improve. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8939837##We’re creating chances but not converting them, and that’s something we must fix heading into the final fixtures of the campaign against Mathare United and Posta Rangers and the upcoming season,” noted the former Sofapaka tactician.
