Kenya Police Bullets assistant coach Kenneth Omollo remains confident his side can recover from their 1-0 defeat to Ulinzi Starlets, insisting there is no reason to panic despite losing ground in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) title race.The two sides met in a top-of-the-table clash on Saturday with Ulinzi Starlets claiming all three points and bragging rights.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsBoth teams had enjoyed perfect starts to the campaign, winning their opening five matches. However, Ulinzi went into the encounter at the summit courtesy of a superior goal difference.##NAJAVA_MECA_10077468##The result left Police Bullets three points behind their military counterparts as the first leg of the season approaches its halfway stage. Despite the setback, Omollo believes his side has enough experience to turn the situation around.“Even last season, we lost to them in the first leg but went ahead to win the second leg on our way to winning the league. We therefore do not have a reason to panic as a team but must work harder to compete better,” explained Omollo.Ulinzi Starlets coach reveals biggest source of motivation behind win over Police BulletsOmollo, who oversaw the team's preparations throughout the week in the absence of head coach David Vijago, also offered his assessment of the ongoing campaign.Vijago had been away on national team duty with the Junior Starlets and only returned on the morning of the match.Gor Mahia miss Ksh 1 million gate collection mark in defeat to KCBAccording to Omollo, the current WPL campaign is shaping up to be more competitive, with clubs strengthening their squads and improving their preparations in a bid to challenge for honours.“The league will be tougher this season. Each team has made improvements to their squads and arrangements to compete better and so we have to go back to the drawing board, look at how we lost and adjust accordingly to bounce back,” said Omollo.