Speaking after the match, KCB Head Coach Oliver Mang'eni praised his side's resilience and squad depth.
"We continued our fantastic run today. We have a great boost from players returning from the Shujaa 7s, and we will integrate them into the team gradually. We are also giving opportunities to players who have been working hard in training, which allowed Captain Jacob Ojee to rest today. The goal is to have all players ready for the Kenya Cup."
KCB forward Davis Chenge, who captained the side in Ojee's absence, acknowledged areas needing improvement. "We conceded some easy tries today, but we will work on tightening our defence in the next games."
With this victory, KCB have now gone seven matches unbeaten in the 2024/25 Kenya Cup season. The bankers will shift their focus to the knockout stages of the Enterprise Cup next weekend, where they will face Nondescripts before meeting them again on February 15 in the Kenya Cup.