Bandari FC plot reset after Police arrest

Bandari FC goalkeeping coach Razak Siwa has rallied his side for a swift response after his side fell 2-0 to Police FC, saying the Dockers are already restructuring ahead of a defining stretch in their campaign.

The defeat exposed moments of hesitation and defensive gaps that proved costly. Police FC were sharper when it mattered, capitalising on situations Bandari failed to manage. Yet inside the Dockers' camp, the mood is not one of panic but reflection.

"Football is a game of mistakes, we will reorganise and plan for the next matches," Siwa said, striking a composed tone despite the result.

Bandari attempted to impose their structure but struggled to sustain control in key phases. Siwa admitted the law enforcers executed their strategy more effectively.

"We had our plans, but their plans were more than ours so there is no problem, we will reorganise and you will see big changes in the next match," he added.

The Dockers currently sit seventh in the Kenya Premier League table with 32 points after 23 matches, a position that keeps them competitive but leaves little margin for further slip ups.

Their immediate chance to respond comes at home against Mara Sugar on March 8. The fixture presents an opportunity to translate training ground adjustments into tangible improvement in front of their supporters.

Five days later, Bandari will travel to Kakamega for a stern test against Kakamega Homeboyz on March 13, one that could significantly influence their push up the standings.

For Siwa and the technical bench, the emphasis is on tightening organisation, sharpening communication, and restoring belief. The promise of "big changes" now shifts from words to action as Bandari prepare to prove that setbacks can fuel resurgence rather than derail ambition