Shabana coach Sammy Okoth says he will treat the remaining Football Kenya Federation (FKF) National Super League matches as finals.
Speaking ahead of their Wednesday clash against Mully Children’s Family at Kenyatta Grounds in Machakos, Okoth said they are going for maximum points against their opponents.
“Every remaining game is like a final to us and we will fight for victory,” said Okoth whose team returned to winning ways on Friday last week with a 3-0 drubbing of Darajani Gogo.
Okoth is expected to field his new signings including midfielder Maurice Dukully, goalkeeper Eric Ongiri and defender George Onyango for their second consecutive game after last weekend's feat.
The club has also signed midfielder Eric Mutoro from Silibwet and is seeking to sign two more players before the closure of the transfer window on March 27, according to the club’s secretary Elizaphan Kerama.
“We have reinforced where we felt we needed experienced players. I’m impressed and I hope they will help us in our upcoming games,” added the tactician.
Shabana leads the log with 29 points from 13 matches, closely followed by their junior siblings Gusii FC with 25 points and Murang’a Seals with 24 points.
Gusii FC will on Wednesday face Darajani Gogo at Camp Toyoyo with both teams hoping to return to winning ways.
Darajani Gogo coach Pius Aringa said: “We are looking forward to the game. Definitely, we want three points and expect an entertaining game.”
Murang’a Seals will be at their St Sebastian Park home ground against fourth-placed Kibera Black Stars in a game that is expected to be explosive.
Mombasa Elites will host a rejuvenated Mwatate FC at Mbaraki Sports Ground as Vihiga United welcome Mara Sugar at Mumias Sports Complex. Struggling Kajiado FC host Coastal Heroes at Ildamat grounds in Kajiado County.
