Leaders Kenya Ports Authority tackle champions Ulinzi Warriors in a top Premier League clash at Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium Saturday.
KPA coach Sammy Kiki said they arrived in Nairobi on Thursday and are for the epic duel set for 4 pm.
“It is going to be a tough game, but we are ready for them. If my players follow instructions from the technical bench, we should get a positive result,” said Kiki.
“If we win the games, we are assured of finishing top before the playoffs. I have no major injury concerns, we will go for it.”
The porters have 37 points from 19 matches, having lost only one game as compared to the soldiers, who are third on 34 with two losses.
A win for KPA in this cracker will see them sit pretty at the top of the 12-team log ahead of the playoffs slated for next year.
Kenya College of Accountancy (KCA) University, who are marooned at the bottom of the table with only one win, play Umoja.
University of Nairobi Terrorists, who started their campaign with a god run and have since found the going rough, confront Emyba.
In Kisumu, home girls Lady Bucks, who have won one game so far, host Africa Nazarene University.
On Sunday, there will be an exiting battle pitting the bottom two teams, where KCA — with one win — return to play Emyba, who have won four.
Thunder, who had a bad weekend last week, losing to Eldonets and Kisumu Lakeside, have date with Strathmore University Blades.
Lady Bucks will hope to improve on their position as they welcome another Nairobi side in Storms who lie in eighth place.
