KCB FC midfielder Stephen Etyang has reaffirmed his belief in their ability to clinch the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) title despite a frustrating draw against Kakamega Homeboyz.The pulsating encounter saw last season’s Mozzart Bet Cup finalists twice surrender the lead to settle for a share of the spoils in a thrilling 2-2 draw.KCB coach blames injuries for dropped points against HomeboyzThe result marked a significant setback in the Bankers’ pursuit of a maiden FKFPL crown, as they relinquished two crucial points in the title race.KCB initially seized the advantage through Derrick Otieno’s opener, but Homeboyz swiftly responded as Moses Shumah’s towering header ensured parity at the break.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814261##The visitors regained the lead in the second half courtesy of former Homeboyz forward Stephen Etyang, only for substitute Peter Thiong’o to strike late and salvage a point for the hosts.Following the stalemate, KCB remains fourth in the league standings with 40 points, trailing league leaders Kenya Police by eight points.Stars Abroad: Ayunga shines for St. Mirren as Okumu stands tall for ReimsThe Bankers also find themselves seven points behind second-placed Tusker and three adrift of reigning champions Gor Mahia.Despite the disappointment, Etyang remains upbeat about his side’s title aspirations, emphasizing that there is still ample time to bridge the gap with nine matches remaining.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814257##”The league is a marathon, and we still have several matches ahead of us. Although the draw has slowed our momentum, I firmly believe we are still in contention for the title. We need to address our shortcomings and get back to winning ways,” he stated confidently.On a personal note, the attacking midfielder expressed his delight at marking his return from injury with a goal.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814253##”It feels great to be back on the scoresheet, especially after my injury layoff. Hopefully, I can continue contributing to the team’s success and help us achieve our ultimate goal of winning the league,” he added.KCB will now turn their focus to a high-stakes clash against Gor Mahia on Sunday 6, April as they seek to reignite their title charge and keep their championship dreams alive.
