Women Premier League defending champions Kenya Police Bullets continued their dominance as the league continues to take shape, whitewashing returnees Mathare United 4-0 in a Saturday, 24 October fixture.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsPolice went into the match under pressure to secure a win following Ulinzi Starlets’ 4-0 win over Elim White Ladies on Friday, 23 October.The law enforcers began the match as the better of the two sides, having the lion share of possession and had the first chance in the fifth minute when Lorna Nyarinda got to the end of a loose ball in the box but her shot was well saved by Ivy Makokha in the Mathare goal.Mathare had their opening chance in the 15th minute when a neat exchange of passes caused confusion to the Police Bullets defense but Annet Kundu made amends before Jerrine Adhiambo could cause damage.Nairobi United hand Harambee Stars ace fresh chance to revive career after Tanzania exitPolice would then take the lead in the 32nd minute when Nyarinda set up Airin Madalina who unleashed a ferocious shot into the back of the net.Madalina was back at it in the 43rd minute when she got to the end of a quick Police attack in the box to double their lead just before half time.Second half goals from Nyarinda and substitute Lydia Akoth in the 55th and 75th minutes respectively secured an emphatic 4-0 win for Police and moved them to 15 points, same as league leaders Ulinzi Starlets, who have a superior goal difference.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055968##Meanwhile, at the Dandora Stadium, varsity side Zetech Sparks settled for a 1-1 draw with league newbies Shabana Starlets.Zetech opened the score sheet through skipper Firdhaus Abdallah in the half hour mark but a spirited fight by Shabana saw Hellen Wanjala score in the 81st minute to ensure the match settles in a draw.In the other match of the day, Kibera Soccer Women continued with their decent start to the season by grabbing a 2-0 away win against Gideon Starlets at the Raila Odinga Stadium courtesy of goals from Noel Jauhirah and Joy Christine in the 58th and 75th minutes respectively.As it stands, Ulinzi are at the top of the league table with 15 points, same as Police Bullets with Kibera Soccer Women closing the top three with 12 points.FKFPL: Alpha Onyango fires Gor Mahia past stubborn Bandari