Bandari FC secured a 2-0 win over Kenya Police FC in a friendly match played on Sunday, 20 September at the Police Sacco Grounds.The friendly match came on the back of the latest postponement of the 2026-2027 FKF Premier League (FKFPL) season. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsWith the announcement of the league's postponement on Friday 18 September, Bandari, who were scheduled to play AFC Leopards, had already made their way to Nairobi.Police, on the other hand, were set to travel to Migori to battle Mozzart Bet-sponsored Migori Youth but had, fortunately, not left the city.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968580##Bandari had a bright start to the game, moving the ball seamlessly and displayed neat exchange of passes in midfield.They took the lead in the eighth minute through Alex Kipruto who took a low shot from the penalty area , beating Job Ochieng to the bottom right corner.The coastal side intensified their attacks got their reward in the 13th minute through Lawrence Okoth, who unleashed a left footed volley after cutting in from the flank. Motsepe opens door to three AFCON 2027 opening ceremoniesDespite playing at home Police struggled to get into the game and offer answers to attacks launched by the visitors. Speaking after the match, Bandari head coach Charles Okere lauded his charges for a job well done.“We played to instructions, moved the ball quickly and were lethal in attack. This is exactly how we want to play in the league. It is unfortunate that we could not add another goal but that is something that we will keep improving on,” said Okere.Anthony Akumu on resisting Ksh500k to fix Harambee Stars game while earning Ksh10k at Gor MahiaHis Police counterpart Nicholas Muyoti attributed the loss to sluggishness in his team.“We have been training well and had good friendly matches and none of them has been like this. Everything was slow today and did not go according to plan. We will retreat and examine what might have caused such a performance,” stated Muyoti.
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