Ulinzi Starlets head coach Collins Omondi has laid out the approach that saw his team demolish Kibera Soccer Ladies over the weekend.The soldiers beat Kibera 6-1 in a classic top-of-the-table clash on Saturday 3 October at their Ulinzi Sports Complex, underlying their hunger for the FKF Women's League title.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAfter going down in the half-hour mark through an Anna Arusi strike, the military side struck either side of half-time thrice to walk home with a big win that extended their one hundred percent start in the campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_10011837##An elated Omondi took time to disclose the two key components that he worked on in order to get the win during his address to the press after the match.“At the start of the league, Kibera was one of the teams we knew would be going for the title and therefore anticipated a good side. We largely focused on the character of the players to compete in the match.We also worked so much on scoring. We really needed to convert our chances, and that is not the strikers alone. We practiced everything from how we build up to finally putting the ball at the back of the net,” he said.Why Harambee Stars assistant coach is satisfied despite failing to beat RwandaOmondi stressed that the scoreline was not a product of luck but rather dividends for the investment the team put in training.“We feel appreciated and rewarded for the hard work and efforts that we put in training and preparing for the match.”Harambee Stars preserve 26-year unbeaten record against Rwanda in dour drawThe military outfit remains one of the only two teams to have won all their matches this season.They sit second on the WPL table, with their rivals Kenya Police Bullets leading the WPL courtesy of a superior goal difference.