Military side Ulinzi Starlets secured bragging rights in the Disciplined Forces derby after a gritty 1-0 win over Kenya Police Bullets FC to extend their lead at the top of the FKF Women's Premier League (WPL) table.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAn 11th-minute strike by Sharon Nambengele was all that the military side needed to avenge the 1-0 loss suffered by their men's side, Ulinzi Stars, in the derby played on Thursday, 29 October, at Police Sacco Stadium. Saturday's match had all to fight for as both Ulinzi and Police had posted perfect starts to the season, after winning all their opening four matches, with the Soldiers sitting at the top of the table due to a superior goal difference.Former Harambee Stars keeper Patrick Matasi begins new Christian journeyUlinzi started the match as the brighter of the two sides, controlling possession in midfield and pinning Police into their own half.The military side would then take the lead in the 11th minute when Beverline Adika threaded a neat pass to on-form Nambengele, who lofted it past the onrushing Annedy Kundu and into the back of the net to break the deadlock.Police came close in the 18th minute through a Lorna Nyabuto free kick, but it flew over the bar as the Law Enforcers continued with their desperate search for a goal.##NAJAVA_MECA_10076443##Siliya Rasoha almost doubled Ulinzi’s lead in the 24th minute after receiving a pass from Nambengele, but her effort went inches wide off the left post.Ulinzi resorted to a middle-low block in defense from the half-hour mark as Police kept pushing for a goal, but Tereza Engesha’s rustiness in attack allowed the Soldiers to preserve their lead heading into the break.Coach Collins Ochieng’s charges began the second half with the same compactness as the first period, maintaining a disciplined shape to prevent Police from creating, with Lorna Nyabuto left frustrated by the bodies pressing her as she received the ball.Government on how Kenya stands to benefit from Bayern Munich vs Ajax friendlyLorine Illavonga got into the referee's book for a cynical foul in the 60th minute after stopping a promising Police attack.Goalkeeper Velma Abwire came to Ulinzi’s rescue in the 63nd minute, diving to make a brilliant save off an Engesha strike to maintain the scoreline.In a bid to counter the now-dominant Police midfield, Ulinzi introduced Mercy Airo and Joy Kinglady in the 70th minute, who helped the team to defend and maintain their lead up to the final whistle.##NAJAVA_MECA_10075968##With the win, Ulinzi’s perfect start to the season continues with a sixth consecutive win to take them to 18 points, three points more than Police Bullets.Shabana Starlets vs Gideon Starlets At the Awendo Green Stadium, Shabana Starlets secured their first home win of the season with a 2-0 victory over Gideon Starlets in the Nyanza Derby.The league newbies were yet to win a match at their Awendo home, with their only win coming in the encounter against Elim White Ladies that was hosted at Afraha Stadium.Aldrine Kibet back as Kimani names provisional U23 squad for Ivory CoastAfter a goalless first half, Zipporah Wanjala broke the deadlock in the 65th minute to send the home fans into a frenzy.With Gideon pushing for an equaliser in the dying minutes, their open spaces were exploited by Shabana, with Gideon scoring an own goal as Shabana cruised to a 2-0 win.Mathare United Women vs Bungoma QueensMathare United Women compounded Bungoma Queens' woes by handing them a 5-1 thumping in a match played at Dandora Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_10075977##Jerrine Adhiambo scored the fastest goal of the campaign, slotting home from a clean strike inside the first minute.The goal set the tempo for the match as Seline Achieng doubled the lead in the eighth minute for her first goal of the season before Mitchelle Waithera scored a third in the 17th minute.A superb Wincate Kaari free kick in the 26th minute and a Brenda Atieno strike in the 42nd minute ensured the Slum Girls took a 5-0 lead to the break, with Lilian Nekesa scoring a consolation for Bungoma in the second half.Kenya U15 finish in top 30 globally after impressive FIFA U-15 World Cup outingTrinity Starlets vs Zetech SparksTrinity Starlets secured a second consecutive win courtesy of a 4-2 victory over varsity side Zetech Sparks in a match played at Afraha Stadium.Anita Bakari was the heroine of the day, scoring a hat-trick, with Charity Huku netting one, as Zetech found their goals through Monica Nyakowa and Eugene Linda.Elim White Ladies vs Vihiga QueensHow Aussems’ ultimatum led to Salim Ali’s exit from Nairobi United’s senior teamElim White Ladies and Vihiga Queens will have to continue their search for a maiden win of the season after they battled out to a 3-3 draw at the Ndura Sports Complex in Kitale.