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Kenya’s Harambee Starlets look to maintain their winning momentum in the CECAFA Women’s Championship as they face fierce rivals Uganda following a dominant 3-0 win over Burundi.
After a statement 3-0 victory over Burundi in their CECAFA Women’s Championship opener, the Harambee Starlets are brimming with confidence as they prepare to face regional rivals Uganda in their second group match.
The resounding win, powered by a brace from Martha Amunyolet and a strike from Faith Mboya, underlined Kenya's intent to dominate the competition and reclaim regional bragging rights.
Coach Beldine Odemba will be hoping her side maintains the same intensity and clinical edge when they take on the Crested Cranes, who themselves are reeling from a 5-0 win over South Sudan.
The upcoming fixture, scheduled for Tuesday evening, is already shaping up to be a high-stakes East African derby with potential implications for the top spot in the Group standings .
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13:30 - 15.06.2025
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Bob Kersee has voiced frustration over the cancellation of the LA Grand Slam Track Meet.
Starlets Riding High on Morale
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The commanding performance against Burundi not only delivered three points but also highlighted Kenya's tactical discipline and attacking prowess.
Martha Amunyolet, in particular, was a constant threat with her movement and finishing ability, while the midfield maintained control and rhythm throughout the match.
Faith Mboya's contribution further showcased the team’s depth and versatility going forward.
The result lifted team morale and offered the perfect platform to build on as they face a formidable Ugandan side.
With training sessions now focused on refining shape and transitions, Kenya will aim to replicate the same fast-paced, pressing style that overwhelmed Burundi.
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12:45 - 15.06.2025
Athletics Kenya Justifies Hosting Trials for World Championships in the US
Barnaba Korir has defended Athletics Kenya's decision to hold the 5000m and 10,000m trials in the US.
Regional Rivalry Renewed
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Kenya vs Uganda is more than just a group stage match, it’s a rivalry laced with history and pride.
The Crested Cranes, despite their opening loss to Burundi bounced back with a 5-0 thumping of South Sudan.
Sheryl Botes charges boast physicality and organization, traits that could pose a challenge for the Starlets.
However, recent form favors Kenya, who have won two of their last three encounters with Uganda.
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18:15 - 15.06.2025
Harambee Starlets Silence Burundi With Emphatic CECAFA Opener Win
Kenya began their Cecafa title quest with a dominant win over Burundi, showcasing early form and squad depth.
Coach Odemba is likely to stick with her winning formula but could also rotate slightly to keep the squad fresh.
Victory against Uganda would not only further their knockout stages slot ambitions but also send a clear message of Kenya’s resurgence in regional women’s football.
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