Sofapaka head coach David Ouma is sweating over the availability of central midfielder Geoffrey Ojunga ahead of their opening league game against Bandari this Sunday at Mbaraki Stadium.The 2009 league champions who had been hit hard by injuries few weeks ago will hit the road to Mombasa where they are scheduled to tackle the dockers.##NAJAVA_MECA_6816147##According to Ouma, the seven players who were carrying knocks have since recovered and will be in contention for playing time down in Mombasa.However, the former Harambee Starlets boss is worried over Ojunga who is down with fever and may as well miss the clash.”We have had a long preseason that we carefully made good use of in getting the players ready for the season. Of course, along the way we had some injury concerns, but I am glad all managed to recover, and I have a full house at my disposal to choose from ahead of Sunday’s tie except for Geoffrey Ojunga, who has a fever but is under medication and waiting for the doctors’ clearance,” he told club media.Despite the former Western Stima being a doubt for the game, Ouma exuded confidence that the team will kick off life in the campaign on a positive note. Why David Majak has been ghosting TuskerHe admitted that the Bandari are always a hard nut to crack when playing in front of their home fans but remained optimistic that his charges will emerge victors. “It is great to finally have the league back this weekend. It’s been a while, but we are raring to begin the journey. We will begin our quest this weekend in Mombasa, and being an away match, I expect a tough encounter because I know our opponents will come in full force because they will be at home. Nonetheless, I am optimistic for a positive outcome on Sunday,” he added.
