Kakamega Homeboyz goalkeeper Farouk Shikhalo avers that the club has a realistic chance of clinching the Mozzart Bet Cup and proceed to represent the country in the CAF Confederation Cup.Homeboyz inched closer to claiming their first major title after demolishing Kariobangi Sharks 6-1 last weekend and subsequently, advanced to the semifinals of the Cup.##NAJAVA_MECA_7217566##The Patrick Odhiambo-coached side has been on top of their game in the tournament as they have now knocked out two former winners in Sharks and Gor Mahia who were the defending champions.Shikhalo said their performances in the Cup thus far, has left him convinced that they will be the last team to grace the podium and toast high the crown.Aussems aims subtle dig at FKF, hopes to progress further in Mozzart Bet CupHomeboyz are set to face an old foe in AFC Leopards in the semifinal that is three weeks away.“We definitely want to win it. The mentality in the team has changed as we are aiming to win the Cup and proceed to the next level. We are ready for CAF matches,” said the goalkeeper who won the title with Bandari in 2019.The shot-stopper also, went on explaining the force behind their superb run in the oldest knockout tournament in the country.Five things we learned from the Mozzart Bet Cup QuarterfinalsHe said, the technical bench went for quality players in the mid-season transfer window who, have raised the levels in the team.“The team is gelling up well. The players who came in the mid-season transfer window have blended in well,’ he stated.Asked on his individual target, the award-winning player said nothing will announce his return to Kenyan football better than winning the Cup.Shikhalo ditched the Kenyan league for Tanzanian football in2019 after Yanga acquired his signature from Bandari.Besides playing for the record Tanzanian champions, he featured for Mtibwa Sugar and KMC. Ticketsasa’s Perspective: Why Kenyan Sports Must Embrace Online Ticketing“I have been out of the country for some years. These matches do give me the avenue to announce my return to the Kenyan league as well as market myself,” he said.
