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Kimanzi praised his players for showing a lot of character in the match despite two crucial points
Francis Kimanzi, Mathare United coach, blamed the points lost against Wazito
. placed Saturday Wazito; A result that, according to Kimanzi, could have been influenced by their past results.
"We were anxious and wanted to take the lead earlier, but it's normal when you play against a team that faces relegation," Kimanzi said. Klinsman Omulanga whose goal saved the tactician at Kenyatta Stadium last Saturday
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Omulanga, who joined Mathare in January from Liberty Academy, made his impact felt with an unstoppable volley that saved Kimanzi from his second choice .
"He has shown a lot of positive things to the training over the past two weeks and we all agreed that he should be in our plans for this game."
"I'm happy He gave us what we wanted and it also shows that he is growing up," said Kimanzi about the young man.
Kimanzi praised his players for showing a lot of character in the match despite two crucial points.
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"It was a good match because the boys showed character behind them and scored a point."
"It's hard to play against a team that is always motivated to score points. Omulanga joins a growing list of young Slumers this season with Cliff Nyakeya, Johnstone Omurwa, Ahmed Ahmad, David Owino, John Mwangi and Martin Ongori. the list.
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