Mara Sugar coach Steve Biko says the emphatic 5-2 win over Silibwet Leons in the National Super League on Sunday has helped boost the team’s confidence.
Speaking ahead of today's game against Mombasa Elites at Serani Sports ground, Biko said: “The win was very important for us.”
The newly-promoted side remain unbeaten after three games—two draws and a win.
“We want to keep the momentum. We want to meet our target of a top-three finish which we set at the beginning of the season,” he said.
Mombasa Elites drubbed Dandora Love 4-1 and Biko exuded confidence that they are not afraid of the team.
Modern Coast Rangers. “We are well prepared for Mombasa Elite, previously known Modern Coast Rangers," he noted.
Silibwet hope to bounce back after the humiliating defeat when they host Fortune Sacco at Bomet Stadium.
Vihiga United and Administration Police Service (APS) will clash at Mumias Sports Complex as on form Naivas seek to maintain their impressive start of the season when they entertain Gusii FC at Ruaraka grounds.
Migori Youth FC host Muhoroni Youth FC at Migori Stadium as Herman Iswekha’s Zoo Kericho welcome Dandora Love at Kericho Stadium.
Coastal Heroes battle Murang’a Seal FC at Mbaraki Stadium while Kibera Black Starscollide with Mwatate United at Camp Toyoyo.
Mully Children’s Family (MCF) will play against former Kenya Premier League side Shabana FC at Thika Municipal Stadium.
Kisumu All-Stars seek to get their campaign back on track when they host newbies SS Assad at Moi Stadium in Kisumu. Kisumu All-Stars coach Salim Babu said they hope to change the tide after losing two games and drawing one.
“I’m confident we shall win our first game. We have had a bad spell but that will change. I have a problem in the striking department and defence but I have worked on the weaknesses,” said Babu.
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