Homeboyz out to emulate Police FC’s playbook, in quest for elusive title

Kakamega Homeboyz Team Manager, Boniface Imbenzi, has praised newly crowned FKF Premier League champions Kenya Police FC for their remarkable achievement—clinching the league title for the first time in the club's history.

Police secured the title on Sunday after edging Shabana FC 1-0, taking their tally to 64 points—six ahead of second-placed Gor Mahia—with just one fixture remaining in the season.

"I want to congratulate Police FC for winning the Kenya Premier League title. They have worked very hard and remained highly competitive throughout the season. Their success is a wake-up call to the rest of us—it proves that with effort, consistency, and proper planning, any team can finish top," said Imbenzi.

He commended the disciplined performance and commitment shown by Police, describing their title run as "a brilliant journey" and a source of pride for Kenyan football.

Imbenzi further stated that Kakamega Homeboyz intend to borrow a leaf from Police’s playbook as they mount their own title challenge next season.

"Police have set the benchmark and demonstrated that winning the league is possible, even for teams without a long history of dominance. They’re relatively new, yet they’ve made history—this motivates us. We’re an older club, and I believe we’re also ready to compete for the title," he added.

"Our ultimate goal is to bring the FKF-PL trophy to Kakamega. We are committed, and next season, we’ll give it our all."

Homeboyz currently sit third on the log with 57 points, just one behind Gor Mahia. They will be aiming to finish second when they take on Tusker FC in their final match of the season on Sunday.