Under pressure, AFC Leopards will return to action on Sunday in a match against Ulinzi Stars at the Nyayo National Stadium, with the goal of securing maximum points against the soldiers, who are guided by former Ingwe player and coach Anthony Kimani.Both teams are struggling in this campaign and are separated by just two points. Ulinzi, currently in the 13th position, has 17 points, while Ingwe, two positions below them, has managed only 15 points so far in this campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_7781562##The two sides seem to struggle in front of goal. Ingwe has found the back of the net 12 times, while the soldiers have scored 14 goals in 16 matches played so far in this campaign. The attack is an area that both teams will be hoping is at its best on Sunday and possibly address it during the mid-season window that opens on Monday.Ahead of the match, the soldiers will be without keeper Stephen Ochieng, who was recently ruled out for the remainder of the campaign, while Ingwe continues to miss Lewis Bandi, Saad Musa, and Abubakar Musha, all of whom underwent surgery.Police Sacco grounds will host a doubleheader. The first will be a match between two sides not in great form at the moment. Kariobangi Sharks and Murang’a Seal will face off in a game both teams will be aiming to win.Sharks, with 17 points so far in this campaign, will be hoping to build on the win registered against FC Talanta last time out, while Seal will be out to end their six-match winless run and bring an end to what appears to be a free-fall in the log.NSL: Mathare down Dimba Patriots to go joint topThe second game will be between KCB FC and Tusker FC. The Bankers suffered a shocking 1-0 loss to Nzoia Sugar FC last time out, while the Soldiers are unbeaten in their last six games and have registered three wins in a row heading into the duel.In Machakos, limping Sofapaka will welcome Bidco United in what will be coach Zedekiah Otieno’s first game in charge of the 2009 league champions. Otieno was appointed Sofapaka coach last week, becoming the third coach to lead Batoto ba Mungu this campaign after Francis Haringingo and Ezekiel Akwana.Sofapaka has lost their last two games, and in Bidco, they face an equally inconsistent side that is capable of causing major upsets.Sunday FKF Premier League games:Kariobangi Sharks Vs. Murang’a Seal FCKCB FC Vs. Tusker FCSofapaka FC Vs. Bidco UnitedAFC Leopards Vs. Ulinzi StarsSafari Tour heads to Sigona
