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MMUST target first Kenya Cup win in crucial clash against Impala

MMUST RFC captain Veron Kaburu (left) in a past match. [Washington Onyango, Standard]

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) rugby team will be hunting their first win of the Kenya Cup season when they host Impala RFC at Masinde Muliro University in a crucial lower-table clash today at MMUST Grounds in Kakamega.

The university side has endured a difficult start to the campaign and sits 10th on the standings after three matches without a win.

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