It was a scoreline that most coaches dream of, but KCB Rugby gaffer Andrew Amonde was far from smiling. Despite his "Bankers" crushing Blak Blad 45-3 in a one-sided Kenya Cup affair at the "BladBin," Amonde blasted his team’s discipline after a red card threatened to mar the victory.

The emphatic win extended KCB's unbeaten streak, but the dismissal of Richel Wangila for a dangerous tackle left Amonde seething. In a league where margins are razor-thin at the top, the former Shujaa captain knows that such moments of madness will be punished by stronger opposition like Kabras Sugar.

"We Have a Lot to Work On"

"I would say it is very unfortunate to call it our playground," Amonde said, dismissing talk that the win was easy. "We received a yellow card and a red card, so discipline is a major focus for us. We gave away penalties."

The match itself was a masterclass in attacking rugby, punctuated by flashes of brilliance:

• The Blitz: KCB scored six tries in the first half alone. Michael Wekesa opened the floodgates, followed by Festus Shiasi, Nick Okullo, and the in-form Fidel Maina.
• The Debutant: The highlight of the second half was Sheldon Kahi, who marked his debut with a try against his former side, sealing the 45-3 rout.
• The Defense: Despite playing with 14 men, KCB’s defensive wall held firm, conceding only a solitary penalty.

For Blak Blad, it was a harsh lesson in the gap between potential and execution. For KCB, the points are in the bag, but the Tuesday training session promises to be a grueling one as Amonde demands better discipline.