Mully Children Family (MCF) FC will look to bounce back to winning ways when they take on Kibera Black Stars at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos in a National Super League (NSL) fixture on Sunday afternoon. MCF has been on the rise since Vincent Nyaberi took over but have failed to win in two straight games playing out barren draws against Dimba Patriots and Vihiga Bullets that have seen them sink more on the log further jeopardizing their push for a top ten push. ##NAJAVA_MECA_7863362##The Yatta-based club must avoid defeat if they want to keep pace with the first ten teams a task Nyaberi understands to the core, “we have to bounce back from recent draws. We are not shaken and we are going guns out for Kibera Black Stars on Sunday,” offered the gaffer after his side played out a stalemate against Dimba last weekend. Tenth-placed Kibera will also be looking to bounce back after they were beaten 2-1 by SS Assad at the Ukunda Showgrounds last week, however, face a stern test of breaking MCF’s resolute defense that has not let in a goal in the last three games.History will be on the MCF side as they are yet to taste defeat in seven of the previous encounters in this tie. Four meetings have ended in a stalemate with MCF carrying the day on three instances. FKF Div. One: Mountain rivals 3K, Fortune Sacco clash in Majirani derbyIn another match expected to be explosive eighteenth-placed Vihiga Bullets welcome promotion-chasing Migori Youth at the Kenya Institute of Highways & Building Technology grounds in Nairobi. Bullets head into the match in dire need of a win having failed to fetch a point in four games and will be banking on the newly acquired players to steady the ship and end their wait for a league win this year. The George Owoko-coached team has further failed to score in three straight outings and will hope former Gor Mahia man John Nyawir hits the ground running in his first match with the Samwest Blackboots Distributors powered club.Migori, who have never won a league match against Bullets, will be looking to break the jinx and return to winning ways having played out a barren draw against Luanda Villa the previous week. Under the tutelage of Kevin Olouch, Migori will miss the services of captain Collins Akite who saw a red card last time out. Assistant coach Sammy Owano will also miss in action having suffered the same fate as Akite.FKF PL: AFC Leopards out to pile more misery on Murang’a SealA win for Migori will lift them to fifth on the standings reigniting their promotion hopes while Bullets will move out of the red zone with maximum points.
