Kenya Police Bullets assistant coach Javier Boros has set his sights on winning the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers after guiding the Kenyan champions into the final with a commanding 5-0 victory over South Sudan’s Yei Joint Stars FC on Saturday.Police Bullets produced a dominant display at Kigali Pele Stadium to book their place in Monday’s final against Uganda’s Kawempe Muslim Ladies, with the winner earning the region’s ticket to the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League finals.##NAJAVA_MECA_9922053##“It is one more game to go, and we are going to win it,” Boros said after the emphatic semi-final victory.The assistant coach praised his players for producing a complete performance from the opening whistle, highlighting their character, personality and quality.“I want to congratulate the team because from the very first minute we played a very complete game. We showed character, the personality and the quality that we have. Congratulations to the team, and I am happy to be in the final,” he added.Police Bullets took control early, with Tereza Obunyu opening the scoring after 10 minutes when the Yei Joint Stars defence failed to clear their lines.STARS ABROAD: Olunga off the mark for Al Arabi as Kenyan stars feature across EuropeThe South Sudanese side had an opportunity to respond through captain Sumaya Malili Taban Noah, but she shot wide.Police Bullets doubled their advantage in the 34th minute when Martha Amunyolet rose to head home a well-timed effort and give the Kenyan champions a 2-0 lead at the break.They returned from the interval with greater intensity and continued to dominate, with Lorna Nyabuto making it 3-0 before Amunyolet converted from the penalty spot for her second goal of the afternoon.Substitute Rebecca Akinyi Okwaro completed the rout with a close-range finish as Police Bullets cruised into the final.Boros also praised the contribution of the team’s attacking players and midfielders, insisting the goals have been a product of collective effort.“The strikers are doing well, and the midfielders are providing those balls. As you know, Martha is a midfielder, and the whole team is contributing,” he said.Police Bullets began their campaign with a 2-1 victory over 2022 champions Simba Queens of Tanzania before defeating Burundi’s Top Girls Academy 3-1 to progress to the semi-finals.Boost for Police Bullets as eight players graduate from Police AcademyTheir 5-0 victory over Yei Joint Stars completed a perfect three-match run ahead of Monday’s decisive clash with Kawempe Muslim Ladies.Police Bullets are bidding to become only the second Kenyan side to qualify for the CAF Women’s Champions League finals after Vihiga Bullets achieved the feat in the inaugural edition in 2021.##NAJAVA_MECA_9922032##