Bandari FC coach Paul Nkata is optimistic his side can still finish the league season on a high note. [Photo/ sportpesanews.com]
Bandari FC coach Paul Nkata is hopeful that the team which has lost key players in the past few days is still capable of bouncing back to finish the league on a high note.
The Mombasa-based side has been experiencing mixed fortunes this season and the departure of midfielder Musa Mudde and striker Dan Sserunkuma has further complicated the team's stability.However, Nkata has remained confident they can still perform well without the duo and achieve their top five finish target."Teams are giving their best in the league, something that has made it unpredictable. No team is easy to beat, and mistakes can easily lead to your downfall. However, we are prepared and have players that can help us attain our target by the end of the season. As I pointed out, we are still aiming at a top five finish at the end of the season, and we still work towards that," he said.Bandari is currently placed 9th on the KPL log with 19 points after 15 outings.