After reviving their title hopes with a 4-1 win over Vihiga Bullets, Bandari head coach Anthony Kimani has revealed their intentions of treating the remaining matches as finals in a bid to push the race to the title down to the wire.Bandari served Bullets with bitter football lessons at Mbaraki Stadium to move to just two points behind defending champions Tusker pending the outcome of the latter’s game against Nairobi City Stars.Maneno ya kocha mnyenyekevu na mchapa kazi ajabu @anthonykimani01 👇🏾💙⚓#BandariNiYetu pic.twitter.com/MU7yId93Qt— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) May 15, 2022 The coastal darlings have been firing from all cylinders from the time the youthful tactician took over from his sacked boss Andre Casa Mbungo in February and have ever since breathed life back to their title hopes.From child labour to football stardom – This is Moses Mudavadi’s storyBefore Mbungo was shown the door, Bandari had seemingly given up on the crown owing to the poor run of results but the revival under Kimani has left them convinced that the battle to the premiership is far from over.Speaking after the win over Bullets who are grappling to keep their top flight status, Kimani said they will have to treat the remaining four matches as finals and most importantly, try and reap maximum points.💬 “Unapochuana na timu zinazopambana zisishushwe daraja huwa ni mechi ngumu sana. Kongole kwa wachezaji wetu, walikuwa wanajua umuhimu wa hizi alama tatu na wamepambana kuhakikisha kuwa tunazipata.” – @anthonykimani01 💙⚓️#BandariNiYetu pic.twitter.com/AGMsulDiOj— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) May 14, 2022 “All the remaining matches are like finals for us. We will try our best and get good results,” he told the club website.Despite cruising over Bullets, the former Leopards head coach said the game was tough as the visitors are rushing against time to save themselves from sinking.” When you play a team that is deep in the red zone, the game is usually tough. Credit goes to my players for they did not underrate them and knew where the three points will take us,” he added.
