KCC hosts Moyo
Feb 10, 2004
KCC FC hope to continue their winning ways against bottom placed league debutants Moyo FC when the two clash in a national Super League game at Nakivubo stadium today.
By Fred Kaweesi
KCC FC v Moyo
KCC FC hope to continue their winning ways against bottom placed league debutants Moyo FC when the two clash in a national Super League game at Nakivubo stadium today.
Mike Mutebi’s young charges have so far registered maximum points in two of their fixtures against bogey sides URA (2-1) and Police (1-0) and the manner in which they did it further boosted their confidence.
To the contrary, Moyo lost 1-2 against a fragile Simba outfit and will have to better their attacking strategy.
Teams that come from the lower divisions usually struggle to score, or leak goals but doing both is a recipe for disaster.
Moyo will consequently have to thwart KCC’s breathtaking wingers Sonny Serunjogi and Vincent Kayizi, the pillars behind the club’s decent run and hope their lead striker Herbert Ntege clicks.
Assan Bajope has been ruled out with injury and Mutebi promises to go with a familiar side that started against Police, which means Tony Mawejje will yet again line up alongside Abdallah Marlo in midfield.
Abubaker Tabula will be back to his best. That his form and passing game have found the right accuracy this season, KCC has proved a handful for the opposition.
Tabula’s commitment to the cause since crossing over from rivals SC Villa two years ago is no longer questionable, and it is likely that if KCC are to favourably push for the league title this season, he will be at the forefront.
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KCC FC v Moyo
KCC FC hope to continue their winning ways against bottom placed league debutants Moyo FC when the two clash in a national Super League game at Nakivubo stadium today.
Mike Mutebi’s young charges have so far registered maximum points in two of their fixtures against bogey sides URA (2-1) and Police (1-0) and the manner in which they did it further boosted their confidence.
To the contrary, Moyo lost 1-2 against a fragile Simba outfit and will have to better their attacking strategy.
Teams that come from the lower divisions usually struggle to score, or leak goals but doing both is a recipe for disaster.
Moyo will consequently have to thwart KCC’s breathtaking wingers Sonny Serunjogi and Vincent Kayizi, the pillars behind the club’s decent run and hope their lead striker Herbert Ntege clicks.
Assan Bajope has been ruled out with injury and Mutebi promises to go with a familiar side that started against Police, which means Tony Mawejje will yet again line up alongside Abdallah Marlo in midfield.
Abubaker Tabula will be back to his best. That his form and passing game have found the right accuracy this season, KCC has proved a handful for the opposition.
Tabula’s commitment to the cause since crossing over from rivals SC Villa two years ago is no longer questionable, and it is likely that if KCC are to favourably push for the league title this season, he will be at the forefront.
Ends