KWPL: Madira Assassins confident of turning around indifferent season

After enduring an indifferent first leg of the 2023–24 season, Madira Soccer Assassins assistant head coach Domitila Wangui has tipped his side to turn around their fortunes in the Kenya Women’s Premier League.

In an interview with Citizen Digital Domitila hinged his optimism on players returning from injuries, terming it a welcome boost for their end-of-season prospects.

Domitila says they will work hard to sew up their leaking defense as they bid to climb higher on the log.

"We initially had injuries, but now they are back. Right now, we are focusing our energy on winning in the coming matches.

“We are improving on our tactical approach, mostly in the attack and defense sections," said Domitila.

While quelling concerns about the prospect of the side being relegated, she said they will work hard to have fate in their hands at the end of the season.

"I want to tell our fans we are not going for relegation. We are training well enough and we are hopeful that we'll do well," she noted.

Assassins are currently ranked seventh on the log with 14 points after playing 12 matches, two points ahead of their next opponents Zetech Sparks.