KCB FC head coach Robert Matano has vowed to take disciplinary action against defender Baron Ochieng following his dismissal during their FKF Premier League clash against Gor Mahia at Embu Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOchieng was sent off five minutes before the final whistle after receiving a second yellow card, having been cautioned for the first time in the 19th minute.Government responds to claims that Bayern Munich, Ajax will field junior teams in NairobiHis dismissal left the Bankers with ten men during the closing stages of the encounter, forcing them to dig deep to protect their advantage against a Gor Mahia side seeking a late comeback.Although KCB managed to withstand the pressure and secure all three points, Ochieng's indiscipline did not go down well with Matano, who expressed his disappointment with the defender's decision-making, particularly given the circumstances of the match.##NAJAVA_MECA_10077557##Speaking after the final whistle, the experienced tactician insisted that such conduct was unacceptable, especially when a team was leading and approaching the closing stages of an important fixture.Matano maintained that regardless of whether Ochieng was reacting to provocation or attempting to defend a teammate, he should have exercised better judgement rather than putting the team's advantage at risk.Gor Mahia miss Ksh 1 million gate collection mark in defeat to KCB"It's a mistake to get a red card when you are dominating. I am not happy with his conduct. Even if he was fighting or reacting in protection of a teammate, he ought not to have done that, especially when leading and in the delicate moments of the match."He made a gross mistake, and I usually don't want my players in such situations. For that, I promise I will deal with him accordingly," Matano stated.##NAJAVA_MECA_10077523##The dismissal notwithstanding, KCB held on to claim a crucial victory, registering their third win of the campaign and ending a five-match winless run against the record league champions.The result further strengthened their position in the early-season standings, taking them to 10 points, just two behind Gor Mahia, while moving into second place.Harambee Stars winger features in Spain as Anyembe is benched in DenmarkMatano's charges will now turn their attention to maintaining their momentum as they continue their pursuit of a maiden league title when they next take on APS Bomet on Friday, 6 November.