Ulinzi Warriors coach Bernard Mufutu is impressed by his team's improved aggression but remains worried about their turnovers. "We still got a lot of turnovers off poor decision making which in my view is hurting our game," said Mufutu. He went on, "But on the other hand, our aggression was a little bit better than all the previous matches we played." Both teams are tied on 13 points from seven games but the dockers have a better goal aggregate, having beaten their rivals. Surprise package ANU, who produced their best results stunning KPA in Nairobi, are in third place with 12 points.

Source: The Star August 02, 2022 08:01 UTC