Vihiga Queens head coach Boniface Nyamunyamu has attributed the team’s dismal start to the season to a sluggish attack, individual errors and the inexperience of his young squad.The FKF Women Premier League (WPL) giants have endured a difficult opening to the campaign, losing all their first four matches.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsTheir latest setback came on Sunday, 18 October, when they suffered a 2-0 defeat to Kibera Soccer Women at Police Sacco Stadium. Vihiga Queens held firm in the first half but conceded twice after the break to extend their losing streak.##NAJAVA_MECA_10047420##Speaking after the team’s worst start since gaining promotion to the top flight, Nyamunyamu admitted that shortcomings in attack and individual mistakes had contributed to their struggles.“We are improving, but our attack line is still sluggish. Coupled with individual mistakes, that is why we are where we are,” said Nyamungamu.Despite the disappointing results, the experienced tactician remains optimistic about the team’s prospects, pointing to the players’ willingness to learn and their positive response to instructions.“The good thing is that they are young, eager to learn and take instructions positively. I therefore believe we will post positive results beginning with our next match,” he added.Sabastian Sawe among sporting icons honoured during Mashujaa DayMeanwhile, Kibera Soccer Women coach Bob Okallo praised Vihiga Queens for their defensive organisation in the first half, admitting that their compact midfield made it difficult for his side to break them down.Okallo explained that tactical changes at the interval helped Kibera gain control of the midfield, exert greater influence on the game and eventually secure the victory.“I would like to congratulate Vihiga. They were very solid and compact in the first half, especially in midfield, and limited us to wing play, where we dominated.The changes made in the second half made us control the midfield, influence the game more and scored,” said Okallo.3K FC head coach hails secret weapon in attack after draw against BandariDespite the victory, the American-trained coach acknowledged that his team still had work to do in the final third, particularly in improving their passing accuracy and finishing.“Despite the win, we lacked precise passes in the final third. We created many chances but wasted them. It is an area we must improve on as the season goes by,” he noted.The victory provided much-needed relief for the reigning FKF Cup champions, who returned to winning ways after suffering a heavy 6-1 defeat to Ulinzi Starlets in their previous match.