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Thika United seek Kenya Premier League rebirth ahead of their clash with Ingwe

An AFC Leopards fan reacts in a past Kenyan Premier League Top 8 match against Tusker FC at Nyayo Stadium. [PHOTO:DENNIS OKEYO/STANDARD]

Thika United coach James Nandwa has admitted that his striking force is quite blunt even as they prepare to host AFC Leopards today.

Nandwa, who is also a former AFC Leopards coach, also added that victory remains key to his side. They surely need to get off the bottom of the log. Thika are 14th, having picked just 11 points from 13 matches. They are one point above the relegation zone.

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