Tusker goalkeeper Emery Mvuyekure will seek to remain on top of his game going forward after quenching his two-month thirst for playing time.The Rwandese custodian marked his return between the sticks on Friday last week with a clean sheet as Tusker ran over AFC Leopards 2-0 at the Thika Sub County Stadium and was further named the man of the match.Mvuyekure had been deprived of the chance to play since May thanks to his howler proved costly as Wazito rallied from a goal down to force a share of spoils.⭐| Your Man of the MatchMvuyekure Emery of @tusker_fc #BKPL pic.twitter.com/A7eADyKGfI— Betking Kenya Premier League (@Officialfkfpl) July 16, 2021 Additionally, the gloveman picked a slight shoulder injury while in action with the Amavubi which saw coach Robert Matano alternate Michael Wanjala and Robert Mboya in goal.The former APR shot stopper who underscored the significance of competition from the other two goalkeepers has promised to pull top drawer saves going forward in a bid to keep the number one rank.“It feels good to be back to the starting team after a lengthy spell on the sideline and technical bench. I had been waiting for my time to play and I am happy I did not concede. I will continue working harder to help the team win matches. I must appreciate the efforts from the other two goalkeepers who have been helping me erase mistakes from my game,” he said.⭐| Your Man of the MatchMvuyekure Emery of @tusker_fc #BKPL pic.twitter.com/A7eADyKGfI— Betking Kenya Premier League (@Officialfkfpl) July 16, 2021 The towering goalkeeper joined the Brewers in November 2018 from AS Kigali on a two-year deal. Last year, he was heavily rumored to be on his way to South African giants Orlando Pirates but he elected to remain with the eleven time Kenyan champions. The player who partly credits former Kenyan international Duncan Ochieng for his rise has since established himself as the first choice custodian for Amavubi Stars, the Rwanda National team.
