Kenya: Ten Years On, Odemba Dreams of Taking Starlets Back to Continental Table
Harambee Starlets are keen to make a historic second appearance at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
Head coach Beldine Odemba says the girls are dreaming and believing they can do it 10 years on from their last appearance.
We need to ensure we remain focused for the next 90 minutes. The urge and the hunger is there.
Starlets carry a 3-1 lead into the return tie of their second leg final round qualifier against Gambia in Senegal.
Odemba has told her girls to approach the game with a 0-0 attitude to earn a historic qualification to the WAFCON next year.
Author's summary: Harambee Starlets aim to qualify for WAFCON.
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