Wazito FC have called on their fans to rally behind them in massive numbers as they face Migori Youth FC in the second leg of the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) playoffs at Muhoroni Stadium on Saturday afternoon.”They have kept faith in us the entire season, we want to ask them to give us that one last push,” Wazito FC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Collince Dave told Mozzart Sport.##NAJAVA_MECA_7383458##The youthful administrator revealed that two categories of tickets will be sold; to access the Russia side of the stadium, fans will have to part with Ksh. 300, with the VIP entry costing Ksh. 500.”I want to passionately appeal to our fans to come in large numbers not only to support us, but also to enjoy the game,” Dave said.How AFC Leopards got slapped with 20 million fine, three window transfer ban over Aussems contract sagaThe initial leg of the encounter ended in a barren draw at Migori Stadium in Migori County last weekend.”It was a tough outing being that we were away and had to contend with a hostile environment. Playing at home brings with it the advantage of familiarity,” Dave said.Nicknamed Got Alila, Muhoroni Stadium is truly a fortress for Wazito. In the just ended FKFPL season, some big names, including champions Gor Mahia, Tusker FC, AFC Leopards and Ulinzi found the going tough while visiting the grounds.Gor Mahia appeal revocation of license certificate, confirm remittance of overdue payablesApart from K’Ogalo, who escaped with a frustrating barren draw, the rest lost.Migori Youth will thus have to be mentally prepared handle pressure both from inside and outside the pitch.The winner of the two-legged clash will book the last spot in the FKFPL next season beginning in August.
