The anguish of losing last year’s Kamulalani Legends Tournament (KALTO) final remains fresh in the minds of Kamulalani FC players.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe Ngwata (Kibwezi)-based side lost 4-3 on post-match penalties to bitter rivals, Ngokolani FC, after a 1-1 draw in regular time during the final held in December last year.The defeat was particularly agonising for Kamulalani, who had to watch one of their fiercest rivals lift the trophy and claim bragging rights in a tournament that seeks to glue Kibwezi’s youth through football while fostering healthy rivalry.##NAJAVA_MECA_10046909##Since then, Kamulalani players have remained determined to turn their heartbreak, suffered at the hands of the Thange-based team, into triumph as the tournament enters its eighth edition this year.While coach Mutua Kilile continues to right the tactical wrongs that cost them victory last year, the team’s officials, led by Philip Mutua, have also been working behind the scenes to strengthen the squad’s preparations.The officials have been reaching out to well-wishers and potential partners to ensure the team has access to quality training gear. Their efforts to replace the worn-out uniforms and footballs were handed a shot in the arm by leading gaming firm, Mozzart Bet, who visited the team at their base. Through the firm's initiative dubbed New Jerseys for New Champions, the team received a full set of 23 uniforms and two footballs. "This year, we are going for nothing but the title. It was painful to lose in last year's final, but the lessons learned helped us improve. We thank Mozzart Bet for boosting our preparations for the tournament," said club captain Erick Kisinga. Founded more than a decade ago, Kamulalani FC trains at the local primary school’s grounds and competes in the Kibwezi Sub-County League, alongside its participation in the annual Kalto tournament.However, winning local and regional tournaments is not the club’s only ambition. Kamulalani FC also hopes to nurture talent and develop players capable of rising through the ranks to feature in the FKF Premier League and beyond.“We do not limit ourselves when it comes to ambition. Our collective goal as a team is to see our players turn professional and transform the community through football,” added Kisinga.