Muyoti named FKF-PL July coach of the month

Football
By Washington Onyango | Aug 26, 2021
Shammy Mwinyi (left) of Kakamega Homeboyz and Coach Nicholas Muyoti after receiving Football Kenya Federation Premier League awards of the month July,on August 25,2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kakamega Homeboyz head coach Nicholas Muyoti is the July Football Kenya Federation Premier League coach of the month.

Muyoti guided a ruthless Homeboyz to five wins out of six games played during the month.

The youthful tactician beat Ulinzi Stars boss Benjamin Nyangweso and Wazito coach Francis Kimanzi to the award. The award is accompanied by a cash prize of 50,000 shillings.

Homeboyz scored 15 goals and conceded seven in the month. They beat Ulinzi Stars 3-1 in their first game before leaving it late to thrash Mathare United 4-2 in the subsequent match.

They beat Nzoia Sugar 2-1 in their third game but lost by a solitary goal to Wazito to halt their good run.

Muyoti’s team recovered their winning touch in the fifth game besting Sofapaka 2-1 and they closed out the month with a 4-1 win over Kariobangi Sharks.

Muyoti becomes seventh different recipient of the award this season. Zedekiah Otieno, Francis Kimanzi, Andre Casa Mbungo, Stanley Okumbi, Vaz Pinto and Robert Matano have all won the award.

Share this story
Arteta urges Arsenal to seize destiny in crucial Spurs showdown
Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal F.C. to “write their own destiny” in the north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur F.C. after slipping in the Premier League title race.
Title-hungry Leopards seek to bounce back to winning ways
AFC Leopards will be aiming to return to winning form this weekend as the SportPesa Premier League resumes with a decisive round of fixtures.
Magical Kenya Open: Jastas Madoya reveals what fuels his passion for golf
The spiritual player advises young people to cultivate discipline if they want to reach the lofty heights of playing in the MKO in future.
NOC-K signs strategic MoU with Japanese Olympic Committee
The deal aims at strengthening high-performance systems, athlete development, sports science collaboration, and leadership education between Kenya and Japan.
Youthful Kinoti Kiara crowned African fencing champion
Kiara beat Egypt’s Hamza H. Abuhalwa, Mohamed El Bounjaimi of Morocco and Togo’s Ilan Tchaa Arou to the continental title.
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS