Despite his team’s woes, AFC Leopards captain Robinson Kamura says they have what it takes to pick three points.
“As players this is just a normal league match where we need three points. We are not allowing events around it to get to us. Granted, our opponents are doing well, are at their best but the bottom line, we need those three points and we have prepared well,” he said.
Ingwe go into the match 15th on the log only one point from the relegation zone. They risk being in drop zone before the end of the day. Only Mt. Kenya United have conceded more than their 16 goals.
But Kamura has lamented the lack of quality strikers as a reason for their poor patch. They have scored a paltry 10 goals from 11 matches this season. They have lost their past three matches. In fact they have won only two matches this season and have not scored more than two goals in any of their matches.