KCB assistant coach Godfrey ‘Solo’ Oduor anticipates an ‘interesting’ game when his side comes up against Nzoia Sugar FC on Sunday at the Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani.Oduor will be coming up against a side that he was in charge of two years ago before joining the Bankers. This comes after last weekend’s 1-0 over Bandari in Mombasa while Nzoia Sugar got a similar win over Sofapaka at the Sudi Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_6878263##Ahead of the Sunday showdown, Oduor says he anticipates an interesting, tightly-fought contest that will be won or lost through minor details. He believes that the team that maintains its concentration and takes the chances it creates will carry the day.“It will be a good game between two good sides, a very interesting game in my opinion. Both teams won their matches last time out and both teams are going to fight for maximum points on Sunday. I think this is a match that will be won or lost through or lack of concentration and taking or not taking chances. The team that does its homework well will carry the day and as a team, we have prepared well, we know the challenge that lies ahead and we are preparing to get that much-needed win,” he said.KCB football club 🟢🟢🟢#KenyanPremierLeague pic.twitter.com/Ha00fxJnJ4— Banana Imperium Sports (@BananasportsFC) December 8, 2022 The Bankers have scored two goals in the opening three matches of the season. They have picked identical 1-0 wins over Kenya Police FC and Bandari and suffered a 1-0 defeat to Kakamega Homeboyz asked whether he is worried by the fact that his team is not scoring much, Oduor was quick to downplay the issue.“It is not a concern at this point for me a win is a win. Whether you score one or ten you will still get three points. The most important thing at this point is to keep winning. Most teams are not scoring many goals are this stage of the season but as the league continues I believe that we will get more goals because in the end, it may prove crucial if there is a time,” he added.Sofapaka forward Alex Imbusia unbothered by the team’s slow start in the season
