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Ingwe tackle Nzoia in bid to end title drought

AFC Leopards' Yusuf Mainge (left) and Harun Mwale of Ulinzi Stars during FKF match at Kasarani Stadium on Wednesday, Feb 24, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, The Standard]

AFC Leopards assistant coach Tom Juma is hopeful that his side will register positive results when they welcome Nzoia Sugar in today’s (3.15pm) FKF Premier League match at Ruaraka Grounds.

Despite facing fitness challenges following a seven-week break after the league was suspended on March 26 due to Covid-19, the former Kenyan international said they are ready for restart.

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