Defending champions Kenya Police Bullets and Kibera Soccer Women occupy second and third place, respectively, with 18 points each, while Shabana complete the top five with 10 points.
Zetech Sparks head coach Hariet Fakhir has urged her players to be more clinical in front of goal as they seek maximum points against Ulinzi Starlets on Sunday, 15 November 2026.
The two sides will meet at Vapor Grounds in Nairobi as the Kenyan Women Premier League (KWPL) enters its eighth round.
Zetech climbed to fourth place in the league standings following a 3-1 victory over Mathare United Women, coached by Ann Aluoch, last weekend. The win took their tally to 11 points, seven behind league leaders Ulinzi Starlets.
Defending champions Kenya Police Bullets and Kibera Soccer Women occupy second and third place, respectively, with 18 points each, while Shabana complete the top five with 10 points.
“Our win last weekend was a huge motivation for the girls ahead of our next fixture against Ulinzi. However, I noticed that we created several chances but failed to convert them. This could have helped us win by a bigger margin.
“We need to address that weakness and become more clinical in front of goal as we target a better finish in the league,” said Fakhir.
