
CAF CC: Homeboyz ready up for "do or die" clash against Al Hilal Benghazi
Reading Time: 2min | Thu. 17.08.23. | 23:52
Kakamega Homeboyz debuts in the CAF Confederation Cup on Saturday afternoon with a tricky tie against Al Hilal Benghazi at the Nyayo National Stadium.
In a historic moment for Kenyan football, Kakamega Homeboyz is set to make its debut on the continental stage as they face off against Al Hilal Benghazi in the upcoming CAF Confederation Cup preliminary match on Saturday afternoon at the Nyayo National Stadium.
Captain Moses Mudavadi, with a glint of pride in his eyes, expressed the magnitude of the occasion: "It is a great achievement for us as a team to play continental football for the first time. It is also a big deal for players at an individual level because it improves their C.V and can change their lives if they do well. We are therefore upbeat and looking forward to the game. We are representing Kenya and I therefore call upon Kenyan football fans to turn up in large numbers to cheer us up, we need their support."
The passion in his words reflects the burning desire within the squad to make their nation proud. With the fervent support of their compatriots, Kakamega Homeboyz aims to prove that they have what it takes to compete on the grand stage of African football.
Coach Patrick Odhiambo, the mastermind behind their preparation, exuded confidence: "We have prepared well and the players are really looking forward to the game. I know it will not be an easy one but I am confident that we will do well based on our preparations."
Odhiambo's strategic acumen combined with the players' dedication has undoubtedly fine-tuned the team for the challenge that lies ahead. The air is thick with anticipation as fans eagerly await the showdown that promises to be nothing short of exhilarating.
Farouk Shikhalo, Kakamega Homeboyz's guardian between the posts, is no stranger to the intensity of continental clashes. Drawing from his experience with Tanzania giants Yanga, Shikhalo is poised to lead his teammates through the uncharted waters of the CAF Confederation Cup. "We are ready, and I am lucky that I have some continental experience. I will use that to help my teammates settle in the match, but we have also prepared well and I am confident we shall give it our best shot," Shikhalo stated.
His leadership and familiarity with the pressures of high-stakes encounters could prove to be the X-factor that Kakamega Homeboyz needs to gain an edge over their opponents.
As the countdown to the monumental clash ticks away, one thing is certain: Kakamega Homeboyz's inaugural voyage into continental football is set to captivate the hearts of Kenyan football enthusiasts.




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