Kenyan champions Tusker quietly walked into a residential camp on Tuesday last week at Rosters to meticulously plot the downfall of Tunisian outfit CS Sfaxien whom they confront on Sunday at the Nyayo National Stadium in a CAF Confederation Cup playoff match.The daily updates popping out from the camp have been suggesting that the brewers are ready to skin the three time Cup winners and carry a massive advantage to the second leg slated for next weekend. With a basketful of lessons gathered from their CAF Champions League second round defeat to continental giants Zamalek, Tusker players understand the significance of winning the home duel by a big margin.💪| The lads trained at the Nyayo National Stadium this evening.#KenyaMilele #Brewers4Life pic.twitter.com/5y9ICKBzRz— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) November 27, 2021 Robert Matano’s charges were thrown out of the continental inter-club top tier tournament by Zamalek who served the Ruaraka based club football lessons by bossing either legs and pumping five unanswered goals. However, Tusker players say the defeat came with lessons and gave them an idea of the type of game the North African team that dumped Nigerian side Bayelsa 5-0 in aggregate to book a slot in the playoff.##NAJAVA_MECA_6013976##Ahead of the match, Daniel Sakari, a player who boasts of sizeable continental experience by virtue of being a regular player with the national team, Harambee Stars believes that Sfaxien are beatable. “We are ready to give a good account of ourselves and inch closer to the group stages. We have had good preparations for almost a week and we are looking forward to winning the game,” said the former Kakamega Homeboyz right back.Sakari’s sentiments were backed by the club skipper Eugene Asike who emphasized on the need to make home comfort count in the game.المباراة القادمة 🙌🏆 كأس الكونفيدرالية الافريقية – ذهاب الدور التمهيدي الثاني الإضافي⚔️ تاسكر الكيني📅 الأحد 28 نوفمبر 2021🕑 الساعة 13:00 بتوقيت تونس🏟 نيايو الوطني بنيروبي#سياساس_روح_البلاد pic.twitter.com/teUkFDqSyD— Club Sportif Sfaxien (@CSSofficiel) November 27, 2021 ” We are going to look for a win at home as we have prepared well. We need to have good start and good result which we can defend away from home,” said the Kenyan international on the club website.CAF CC: Apollo cautions Tusker againt squandering home advantage against SfaxienEarlier on, the club’s creative midfielder Jackson Macharia lifted the lid on what their video analyst picked from their opponent’s style of play saying that they had an high affinity of using the flanks.Meanwhile, the 22-man Sfaxien team that jetted in last Thursday have been training at the Kasarani Annex.
