Kenyan champions Tusker will be looking to register their fourth successive win in the 2022-2023 Football Kenya Federation Premier League season when they tackle Bidco United on Saturday at Thika Stadium.The beer makers enjoy a one hundred percent winning record in the campaign having won the three rounds played from the time the term got underway.Tusker who sit at the apex with nine points will be gunning for the fourth win that will see them open a six-point gap at the top pending the outcome of the matches lined up for Sunday.##NAJAVA_MECA_6880950##Ahead of the game, the club’s right-back Daniel Sakari says Bidco have proven themselves a hard nut to crack in the past and have the potential to ruin their unbeaten run.”We are anticipating for a tough duel as Bidco have always given us trouble. It is one of the sides that I consider tough in the league and thus, we ought to give them the respect they deserve. That said, we have prepared well and our hope is to make it four out of four,” said the former Kakamega Homeboyz defender.Baraza urges league body to secure multiple partners in bid to regain past gloryTusker will miss the services of their skipper Humphrey Mieno who is among the pool of trainees for the CAF D coaching course.The team will also be without Tanzanian forward Ibrahim Joshua who is yet to pass the full fitness test despite having resumed training a couple of days ago.Tusker FC have won all their first three matches of the season for the first time since 2011.They went on to lift the title that year.Their best winning start to the season stands at 4 victories, in 2011 still.INTENT!📸Tusker#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/VCQiltD7dT— Murimi Njiru (@muriminjirujnr) December 6, 2022 While Tusker will be pursuing to extend their unbeaten start, Bidco on the other hand will be seeking to redeem themselves from a 2-1 loss suffered in the hands of Gor Mahia in their last assignment.The Anthony Akhulia-coached side began the season on the right footing as they beat Nairobi City Stars 2-0 in the opener but fell to the record champions in the subsequent duel.Lawyer calls for Sports Disputes Tribunal chairman John Ohaga to quit for creating confusionStatistics between the two sides lean on favour of Tusker who have won three of the four meetings from the time Bidco were promoted to the top flight.Bidco have won a duel out of the four and will be hoping to register their second-ever league win over the Ruaraka-based club.
