Police FC Sammy "Pamzo" Omollo reacts against FC Talanta on April 16th 2022 during FKF premier league match played at Ruaraka, Tusker ground.Photo/CHRIS OMOLLO

In an attempt to avoid relegation from the FKF-PL, Shabana FC head coach Sammy “Pamzo” Omolo said his team will take each game as it comes.

Shabana, who are currently four points clear of Nzoia Sugar in last place on the log with 17 points, lost 1-0 to Ulinzi Stars on Saturday at the Raila Odinga Stadium in Homabay.

Since making their comeback to the elite division this season, the Glamour Boys have not fared well, and they have already dissolved their relationship with former strategist Sammy Okoth, whose job was recently given to the more seasoned Pamzo.

With the league already halfway through, it was Pamzo’s first defeat as manager of the Gusii-based team. Now, they must fight against time to avoid being cut.

 “Apart from losing the match I am not disappointed with the team especially the way they played in the second half. For the remaining games away from home we must pick at least a point while taking all three points in our home games. What I can say is that the remaining games are like finals to us.” Pamzo said after the loss.

Masita Masuta’s crucial goal for the Soldiers gave Ulinzi Stars maximum points, and head coach Anthony Kimani has lauded his team for the performance.

“Shabana showed a good game and fully committed themselves in the entire match, but we were able to get a goal and control the match in the end.” Said Kimani.

Ulinzi has 21 points after 19 rounds, good for 13th place in the league standings.

Ulinzi will play Talanta FC, and Shabana will next play Nairobi City Stars.

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