Minjis lauds ruthless Kisped after Wadadia victory
Kisped Queens players in a past NSL match against Kolwa Falcons. Photo/ Courtesy
Kisped Queens head coach Daniel Minjis has praised his team’s revamped attacking line-up, following their impressive 4-0 triumph over Wadadia in the ongoing FKF Women's Premier League.
The weekend's victory marked a turning point for the Queens, propelling them to eighth place in the league standings with 10 points from nine matches.
In a match that showcased Kisped’s offensive firepower, forwards Asher Achieng, Dorothy Ayuga, Linder Okaside, and Laura Atsabina each registered a goal, cementing the team’s dominance on the field.
Minjis highlighted the importance of the tactical adjustments made in the attacking line-up, which he credited as the catalyst for the resounding victory.
“Our forwards delivered exactly what we needed. The adjustments we made up front created more scoring opportunities, and I’m glad the players executed our plan perfectly,” Minjis said.
After the emphatic win, Kisped Queens will not have a league fixture this weekend, but Minjis says there is no holiday.
The weekend's victory marked a turning point for the Queens, propelling them to eighth place in the league standings with 10 points from nine matches.
In a match that showcased Kisped’s offensive firepower, forwards Asher Achieng, Dorothy Ayuga, Linder Okaside, and Laura Atsabina each registered a goal, cementing the team’s dominance on the field.
Minjis highlighted the importance of the tactical adjustments made in the attacking line-up, which he credited as the catalyst for the resounding victory.
“Our forwards delivered exactly what we needed. The adjustments we made up front created more scoring opportunities, and I’m glad the players executed our plan perfectly,” Minjis said.
After the emphatic win, Kisped Queens will not have a league fixture this weekend, but Minjis says there is no holiday.
“The break gives us an opportunity to fine-tune our strategies and keep the players match-ready. We’ll use friendly matches to ensure our rhythm remains intact,” he explained.
Meanwhile, the victory over Wadadia marks a significant step forward for Kisped Queens, who have had a challenging season.
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