Kakamega Homeboyz head coach Bernard Mwalala remains hopeful of clinching this season’s title despite last weekend’s setback against AFC Leopards that dented their chance of lifting the league.Heading to the game against Ingwe, Mwalala’s charges were keen on opening a three-point advantage at the top but were stunned when AFC Leopards scored inside the first three minutes before they added a second in the second half to pick a 2-0 win at the Bukhungu Stadium in Kakamega.##NAJAVA_MECA_6436430##Heading into the final two games, Mwalala remains defiant. They will face FC Talanta in Nairobi on Sunday before hosting Kariobangi Sharks on the final day of the season at their Bukhungu backyard. Their main challengers, Tusker on the other hand will take on Bidco United away from home before playing host to Posta Rangers on the final day.Next Assignment:Away trip to FC Talanta this coming Sunday.(Venue to be communicated in due course)#AbanaBeingo #MozzartBet#wearehomeboyz pic.twitter.com/eYJl56o6Ug— Kakamega Homeboyz FC (@FcHomeboyz) June 1, 2022 The former Kenyan international believes the title is still well within his team’s reach.”Anything can happen in football and so as long as we still have a fighting chance we are going to give our best to the final end, it’s still winnable and we are not going to give up,” he told Mozzzart Sport.On his team’s struggles, the ex Nzoia Sugar and Bandari FC coach said every team faces a rough time but rued the fact that theirs came at a crucial stage of the season.”Every team faces a rough patch, it’s football, it happens. It’s unfortunate that ours has come at the tail end of the season but we still have to appreciate the work that these boys have done, they have remained competitive throughout the season, fighting for the club’s badge and I am grateful, hopefully we get the job done in the remaining two games,” he added.Both Tusker and Homeboyz are tied on 57 points, however, Brewers have a superior goal-difference.