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Tusker FC coach Charles Okere urged his new signings, including Eric Kapaito, to adapt quickly after their opening-day defeat to KCB.
The Football Kenya Federation Premier League started on a high, with KCB stunning 13-time champions Tusker FC in their opening match at the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, on Friday night.
Boniface Omondi scored a brace to give the bankers the lead and finally hand them the much-needed victory over the Brewers. The former Gor Mahia forward found the back of the net in the 19th and 39th minutes.
The match was marred with controversy after KCB defender Nashon Wekesa remained on the pitch despite being booked twice. As per Nation Sport, one of the match officials noted that it was a miscommunication on their end.
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AFC Leopards Seek to Hunt Down Sofapaka as Kariobangi Sharks Target Bandari's Scalp
AFC Leopards are seeking to start the new Boniface Ambani with victory over Sofapaka, while Kariobangi Sharks will be locking horns with Bandari on Saturday.
Speaking after the match, Tusker FC coach Charles Okere opened up about their new signings as he gave an overall assessment of the match.
Tusker FC Coach Charles Okere Message to New Signings
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Ushering in the new season, Tusker FC made some vital signings, especially after the departure of one of their most talented players, Ryan Ogam.
The Brewers signed 14 players, including Brandon Nathan Obiero, Eugene Ikutwa Shiponi, Francis Oduor Onyango, George Odhiambo, Issa Rashid Lumumba, Vincent Otieno Owino, Dennis Ochieng Oalo and Cliff Omondi Oruko.
Joining the team as well are Ronny Otieno, Yakeen Muteheli, Curtis Amos Wekesa, Douglas Nyasoi Omanga, David Polepole, and Eric Kapiato Muugi.
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Byrne Omondi asserted himself as the country's best goalkeeper at the 2024 African Nations Championships, producing stellar performances that earned him the SJAK Sports Personality of the Month for August.
“They are good players and I believe that they should adapt quickly to our playing style and our philosophy,” Charles Okere told Tusker FC media.
“I believe that, given more time in terms of training and even in matches, they can do better. It’s all about cohesion in the team, but again, it’s something that we have to improve.”
Charles Okere Assesses Tusker FC Loss to KCB
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Charles Okere noted that, being the first game of the season, he expected any outcome but was really looking forward to seeing his side pick up the three points.
Okere pointed out that KCB are a good side and going up against them meant they had to step up their game, but that was not good enough to earn them even a point.
Going forward, he revealed that Tusker FC must improve in successfully converting scoring opportunities, adding that they struggled against KCB.
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21:48 - 19.09.2025
‘I am Gutted’ - Harambee Stars Midfielder Expresses Frustration After Ksh12M Transfer is Blocked
Harambee Stars midfielder Alpha Onyango has shared his disappointment at being denied a move to paid ranks abroad by his club Gor Mahia.
“Well, first loss of the season and I believe it was a tricky encounter; we were playing against a strong team also. We also want to congratulate the opponents on the points, but it was our first match, and I believe we could have done better,” Charles Okere said.
“It is a game that we had planned well for, and, unfortunately, we conceded those two goals. We got scoring opportunities, that is something that we have to improve moving on to our next match, so it’s pressure already, and we have to adapt quickly so that we catch up with the rest of the pack.”
Tusker FC face off against Posta Rangers in their next match, on Saturday, September 27, and they will be out to prove a point, especially after their first loss of the season.