Depleted Bandari ‘ready’ for Sofapaka test

By Luqman Mahmoud For Citizen Digital

Published on: November 27, 2020 17:35 (EAT)

Depleted Bandari 'ready' for Sofapaka test — Yema Mwana celebrates with William Wadri and Collins Agade after scoring for Bandari FC in their 2-1 win over KCB FC at Mbaraki Grounds. (PHOTO/Bandari Media)

In Summary

Bandari FC coach Ken Odhiambo is targeting a good start to the new season despite the long list of injured players in his squad
The Dockers will miss the service of their lethal striker Johanna Mwita as well as playmaker William Wadri who are among the list of seven injured players

Bandari FC coach Ken Odhiambo is targeting a good start to the new season despite the long list of injured players in his squad.

The Dockers will miss the services of their lethal striker Johanna Mwita as well as playmaker William Wadri who are among the list of seven injured players.

Other players nursing injuries are captain Bernard Odhiambo, Hassan Iddi, Darius Msagha, Benjamin Mosha and goalkeeper Michael Wanyika.

“We are ready for the league even though our injury list is big but we don’t depend on a single player,” Odhiambo said.

Odhiambo, who is also the Harambee Stars assistant coach says no positive COVID-19 cases were uncovered in the testing conducted on his players and staff.

Bandari will play host to Sofapaka at their Mbaraki dockyard on Saturday afternoon in their opening game of the FKF Premier League.

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