Tusker FC’s title credentials are set to undergo a grueling test over the next five rounds of matches when the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) resumes this weekend for its final phase after a two-week break.With only eleven games to go before the 2021/2022 campaign draws to a close, the reigning league champions face a herculean task on their hands if they are to defend the title they won last season.Already trailing current log leaders Kakamega Homeboyz by eight points, as they sit second on the log on 41 points, the Robert Matano-coached side have stern tests awaiting them immediately upon the league’s resumption this Saturday as they come up against the league’s ‘big boys’.📅| Mark your calendars. This is how our fixtures look like for the month of April.#KenyaMilele #Brewers4Life pic.twitter.com/EPV7JbnNwM— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) March 29, 2022 First up for the Brewers will be a clash against last season’s runners up KCB who are also out to test their own title pedigree after coming ever so close to a maiden league title in the 2020/2021 campaign.In the first leg clash between the two sides played just before the league break, Tusker stumbled and allowed Homeboyz to stretch their points advantage at the top to eight as they recorded a barren stalemate against the Bankers who will once again be a tough test for the Ruaraka-based side.After that clash, Tusker have back to back encounters against record Kenyan champions Gor Mahia who, although not at their best at the moment, are a side never to be ruled out in any contest. Furthermore, the ‘juogi’ inspired side are only three points behind Tusker as they sit in fourth place on the log, a chance they could well use to put Tusker to the sword as they aim to climb further up the table.Jameni hata kama ni chuki. Anyway, NDOVU NI KUU!! 15 points tukisonga. @MikeOkinyi Msiniharibie mood pic.twitter.com/N9ZZ7CC5oy— Japheth Mutinda (@JaphMutinda) March 29, 2022 In the fourth game, Matano’s troops will face AFC Leopards who have been reenergized by the signings of four new players – John Mark Makwatta, Cliff Nyakeya, Victor Omune and Josephat Lopaga – and the recent return of Collins Sichenje. The Brewers will come up against an Ingwe side that is currently on an eight game unbeaten run.After all those four matches, the Brewers wrap up their fifth match against a physical Talanta FC side that defeated them 1-2 in the first leg and have certainly proved to be no pushovers.Will the champions rise up to the challenge?