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WPL: Bunyore Starlets hit Kangemi Ladies for eight

Fabrish Ayako

Nakuru City Queens midfielder Fabrish Ayako (right) in action during their Kenya Women Premier League (KWPL) match against Zetech Sparks at the Gems Cambridge grounds in Rongai on May 7, 2023.

Photo credit: Ruth Arege | Nation Media Group
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By  Toto Arege

Correspondent

NMG Sport

What you need to know:

  • His Nakuru counterpart Chrispinus Wesonga said their dream of fighting for the top three is still alive. Nakuru are fifth with 31 points, 12 points behind league leaders Gaspo Women.
  • "With four matches to go, we still have hope that we will finish in the top three. We have another assignment on Wednesday this week. We hope that we will go back to our winning ways," said Wesonga.

Kangemi Ladies' woes continued on Monday after a 8-1 thrashing by Bunyore Starlets in their rescheduled Kenya Women's Premier League match at the Mumboha grounds in Luanda, Vihiga County.

The match was earlier scheduled for Sunday, but was later rescheduled for Monday after Kangemi failed to arrive on time for the match after their vehicle broke down in Kapsabet on Sunday.

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