FKF Women Premier League (WPL) champions Kenya Police Bullets will take on South Sudanese heavyweights Yei Joint Stars in the semi finals of the ongoing CAF Women's Champions League CECAFA qualifiers.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe highly-anticipated match will be staged today, Saturday, 29 August, at the Kigali Pele Stadium in Rwanda from 1700 hrs.Police head into the match on the back of two wins in the group stage, a 2-1 win against Tanzanian giants Simba Queens, and a 3-1 victory over Top Girls Academy.FKFPL 26-27 PREVIEW: Mette-resurgency has Tusker believing they can do it allYei Joint Stars equally had a great performance in the group stage, winning two and drawing one match. They began with a 3-0 win over Eritrean side Denden, before a 1-0 win over Mafunzo Women of Zanzibar, and concluded the pool with a 1-1 draw against Rayon Sports Women.Hundreds of millions spent by Kenyan academies to feature in European tournamentsToday's encounter is the third time that the law enforcers have reached the semi finals, having competed in the last two editions.In fact, they have once reached the finals, where they were crushed, and will be keen to make amends in this edition and go all the way to lift the trophy.For Police Bullets, continental football remains the goal ,having exerted their dominance in the domestic league.##NAJAVA_MECA_9922011##According to the club's Secretary General Chris Mmbwanga, the millions at stake in the CAF Women's Champions League are one of the team's key motivators in this championship.However, to mint them, they must start by overcoming Yei Joint Stars in today's afternoon encounter, something assistant coach Kenneth Amalo is confident of.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: A look at Harambee Stars forward's impressive maiden start against Real Madrid“We prepared well in Nairobi and have continued to do so here (Kigali). We are ready, and will be going for a win, and I believe by the end of 90 minutes, the whole world will be happy,” said Amalo.For Yei, this will be the first time they will be competing in the semi finals, having crashed at the group stage in their five previous editions.
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