Khomas Nampol stamps their authority
NPL football
Coach Fortune Eichab's Khomas Nampol team shows dominance against the Okahandja side.
Saturday’s Debmarine Namibia Premier League clash at a windy Unam Stadium in Windhoek saw Khomas Nampol stamping their authority on Okahandja United by a 4-0 margin.
Both teams tried to establish an early advantage in the first half, but it was the log leaders Khomas Nampol who opened the scoring with an excellent header from George Frans just before the teams broke for half-time.
Right after the second half’s resumption, Frans blasted in the second goal of the match, much to the excitement of the small crowd of supporters who gathered at the stadium.
This second goal dismantled the composure of the Okahandja outfit who tried to play long-range passes which did not seem to be working for them.
Khomas Nampol’s third goal came through Rivaldo Prins and at that time it was clear that the Okahandja side was not going to make a comeback in the one-sided affair.
As if the torture they were enduring was not enough, Absalom Iimbondi scored from a brilliant one-on-one encounter with the goalie to score the fourth goal of the match.
Head coach of the Khomas Nampol, Fortune Eichab, was extremely impressed by his side’s efforts. The coach has set a target of 24 goals for the first healf of the season. So far, with Saturday’s clash, they’ve scored 21 goals.
“We have a goalie who can pass the balls, we utilized the goalkeeper throughout the match,” Eichab said. The team was set to play Blue Waters yesterday afternoon.
The goalkeeper of Okahandja United managed to save a number of goal attempts, but Nampol’s persistence paid off.
Okahandja’s coach Richard Gariseb said: “After the break, the nightmare started. The performance was unacceptable. There were just too many errors. There is nothing else to do – we need to improve.
The Okahandja team was set to play Young Brazilians yesterday.
Other results on Saturday
African Stars came away with a 3-0 win against Julinho Sporting at the Rundu Stadium, thanks to one goal by Gianluca Kahungunga and two by their talisman Willy Stephanus.
• Ongos FC remained among the frontrunners with a 4-2 away win over Mighty Gunners at Otjiwarongo. Mighty Gunners conceded an own goal, while Ongos also struck twice through Junior Theophilus and once through Simon Elago.
• Tigers’ trip to Otjiwarongo delivered a 3-0 win against Life Fighters. The goalscorers were Dwayne Kinda, Sampofu Immanuel and Juinho Jantze.
• At Karasburg, Blue Waters narrowly overcame Young Brazilians by a 1-0 score, with Sem Ndahangwapo’s strike the difference.
• Eeshoke Chula Chula stayed on course with a 2-1 result against Young African, with their goals coming from Joao Bibi and George Ronaldo.
• On Friday, Unam FC added three league points with a 2-0 home win against the inconsistent Civics. Nestor Iyambo and Vihimisa Siririka scored for the student club.
• At Grootfontein, Okakarara Young Warriors could not contain Orlando Pirates, with Edwin Axakhoeb handing the Katutura side a 1-0 win.
Both teams tried to establish an early advantage in the first half, but it was the log leaders Khomas Nampol who opened the scoring with an excellent header from George Frans just before the teams broke for half-time.
Right after the second half’s resumption, Frans blasted in the second goal of the match, much to the excitement of the small crowd of supporters who gathered at the stadium.
This second goal dismantled the composure of the Okahandja outfit who tried to play long-range passes which did not seem to be working for them.
Khomas Nampol’s third goal came through Rivaldo Prins and at that time it was clear that the Okahandja side was not going to make a comeback in the one-sided affair.
As if the torture they were enduring was not enough, Absalom Iimbondi scored from a brilliant one-on-one encounter with the goalie to score the fourth goal of the match.
Head coach of the Khomas Nampol, Fortune Eichab, was extremely impressed by his side’s efforts. The coach has set a target of 24 goals for the first healf of the season. So far, with Saturday’s clash, they’ve scored 21 goals.
“We have a goalie who can pass the balls, we utilized the goalkeeper throughout the match,” Eichab said. The team was set to play Blue Waters yesterday afternoon.
The goalkeeper of Okahandja United managed to save a number of goal attempts, but Nampol’s persistence paid off.
Okahandja’s coach Richard Gariseb said: “After the break, the nightmare started. The performance was unacceptable. There were just too many errors. There is nothing else to do – we need to improve.
The Okahandja team was set to play Young Brazilians yesterday.
Other results on Saturday
African Stars came away with a 3-0 win against Julinho Sporting at the Rundu Stadium, thanks to one goal by Gianluca Kahungunga and two by their talisman Willy Stephanus.
• Ongos FC remained among the frontrunners with a 4-2 away win over Mighty Gunners at Otjiwarongo. Mighty Gunners conceded an own goal, while Ongos also struck twice through Junior Theophilus and once through Simon Elago.
• Tigers’ trip to Otjiwarongo delivered a 3-0 win against Life Fighters. The goalscorers were Dwayne Kinda, Sampofu Immanuel and Juinho Jantze.
• At Karasburg, Blue Waters narrowly overcame Young Brazilians by a 1-0 score, with Sem Ndahangwapo’s strike the difference.
• Eeshoke Chula Chula stayed on course with a 2-1 result against Young African, with their goals coming from Joao Bibi and George Ronaldo.
• On Friday, Unam FC added three league points with a 2-0 home win against the inconsistent Civics. Nestor Iyambo and Vihimisa Siririka scored for the student club.
• At Grootfontein, Okakarara Young Warriors could not contain Orlando Pirates, with Edwin Axakhoeb handing the Katutura side a 1-0 win.
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