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DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
AFC Have also been trying The same with Otiala's Left Foot & KCB Have a very good CB In Build Up Right Footed jina ni nani @Cevin_Owuor!!!
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Love the analysis, but ball ya Kenya kupata team inaweza guza touch 10+ ni ngumu labda Sharks, defender akishashika ball anakuwanga ashaangalia vile ataifikisha kwa striker 😂🙌.
3K FC employed a hybrid press against Murang’a Seal, with their 2 CBs and ST zonally screening the opposition ST and 2 CBs, respectively, while the rest in a man-oriented press. This preserved a +1 in the last line but sacrificed numerical superiority up front (1v2 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs / 1v3 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs + GK).
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DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
Nicodemus omasete kagumori Bois😂😂😂🔥🔥
3K FC employed a hybrid press against Murang’a Seal, with their 2 CBs and ST zonally screening the opposition ST and 2 CBs, respectively, while the rest in a man-oriented press. This preserved a +1 in the last line but sacrificed numerical superiority up front (1v2 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs / 1v3 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs + GK).
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DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
Reinforces the need for more ball-playing CBs in the KPL, capable of resisting pressure, baiting the press & breaking lines with vertical passes.
Teams increasingly rely on them as key orchestrators of their low build-up. Omija-Naibois, Sanday-Shabana & Mandela-APS stand out.
3K FC employed a hybrid press against Murang’a Seal, with their 2 CBs and ST zonally screening the opposition ST and 2 CBs, respectively, while the rest in a man-oriented press. This preserved a +1 in the last line but sacrificed numerical superiority up front (1v2 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs / 1v3 - ST against the 2 opp. CBs + GK).
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DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
KCCA's 2nd half against Maroons was arguably the best football I have seen this season. Vipers came close but Lavagne consistently failed to balance the wide triangles which is so important for a positional team. From this sequence, you can see the 3-2 base with all the 5 attacking channels covered. Achayi and Katenga wide, Kwikiriza and Lazaro in the half spaces and Anyama pinning centrally. Mugume, Lazaro and Katenga balanced the right triangle while Mezui, Achayi and Kwikiriza balanced the left which improved their ball progression as they consistently stretched and pinned Maroons' defensive block.
Yes Maroons' defending was awful but that doesn't take away the fact that KCCA's coaching staff got it right.
DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
Proved to shift Bandari's block to one side creating acres of space in btn the lines where the ball could be quickly recycled toward the right side of Nairobi's defense, with Omija picking out the floating Kithome around Zone 14 where they could attack from.
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Nairobi United exploited an overload-to-isolate principle to penetrate Bandari’s defensive structure as they progressed into the attacking third.
This mechanism generated Nairobi United’s first two chances in the game, allowing them to progress beyond Bandari’s midfield pressure and attack through the right flank.
The subsequent objective was to isolate either the floating AM/RW/advancing RB against their direct opponent, then create opportunities for deliveries into the penalty area.
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Tomorrow serves as the deadline to payment of the CAF D Course .
Quick update: we're at KSh 8, 000 so far. Remaining bal - KSh 7,000.
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Yet again, thanks a lot so far for walking with me through this journey🙏🙏
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6 days to the start of the CAF D Course .
Quick update: KSh 7,600 has been raised so far. Remaining bal - KSh 7,400.
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Thanks a lot so far for the journey🙏
DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
I was surprised seeing Hotto on the right today with Ndaba playing on the left. Vilakazi was really impactful with his direct attacks toward Ndaba in the first half, capitalizing on that structural flaw. Bringing on Lungu and switching him with Hotto was very crucial.
🗣️ 𝐀𝐛𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐥𝐚𝐦 𝐎𝐮𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐨𝐮:
“I put my team in trouble, I could have cost the game as I tried to put a tactical surprise which I got wrong. But thanks God we managed to change things for the second half.”
#SowetoDerby #OrlandoPirates
DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
Huyu bois hunibamba vile atapost highlights zake after kila match week bana. May the gods of football open up bigger opportunities for him.
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8 days remaining to the start of my CAF D Course - quick update: KSh 6,500 has been raised so far.
Remaining bal - KSh 8,500. Support via M-Pesa: 0712667889 (Jerome Onyain) - DM/share.
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DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
NO,it's not true. If you want to dominate with the ball, you'll always find a way.
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Fathi's Shabana aim to dominate possession & control space from the 1st to middle 3rds, dictating the game while starving opponents of the ball. The only missing piece is the synergy in attack, sharper final-3rd execution & better decision-making in the decisive moments.
DC Analytics Kenya retweeted
APS Bomet’s CB/LB Frank Mandela possesses midfield-level distribution.
A 2-footed defender who has the ability to orchestrate from deep, using progressive passes to bypass opposition pressing traps & release his side from the low build-up.
Elite-level range.
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Talking about him after the game, the coach talked on how he faced strain after losing Masembe in game 1 vs Mathare. Re-integrating Mandela - despite playing through pain - was essential. His veteran leadership stabilized the line, while his presence was crucial in setpieces.
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Inside the mind shaping Ugandan youth football: a clear ideological blueprint built on positional play, vertical compactness, counter-pressing & unbalancing opposition backlines.
A philosophy designed to develop talent & build winning teams.
Link👇👇:
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Laryea, who signed a two-year contract with the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) in October 2025, oversees Uganda’s U-15, U-17 and U-20 national teams.
The former Ghana international winger previously coached the Black Starlets and worked with the Right to Dream Academy, FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark and RPS Academies in the United States. His growing reputation in Uganda reflects both his developmental philosophy and his ability to translate that philosophy into competitive success.
Having guided the Cubs to qualification for the 2026 U-17 AFCON, he has now delivered another significant milestone by securing their place at the 2027 finals in Morocco. Read more tinyurl.com/4n5t3pnc
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