Nairobi City Stars midfielder Vincent Owino is confident that the club will make a leap out of the red zone before the season ends.City Stars have been fighting tooth and nail to remain in the top flight having struggled to post positive results for the better part of the first leg.With thigs starting to look up for the club following back to back wins, Owino, believes that the club will build on the recent form and beat the drop.##NAJAVA_MECA_7208818##Owino joined in February from FC Talanta and found City Stars in the lower reaches of the 18-team log. But he is overly confident that the situation will change sooner than later.“We will survive relegation and God willing we’ll manage a better position at the end of the season. Personally, I will always work hard to serve the team to my best,” he told club media.So far, Owino has scored three goals and provided two assists in the six matches he has featured for the club.Mathare, Sharks eyeing bragging rights in Slum DerbyThe club’s forward Mohammed Bajaber shares similar thoughts to those of Owino.Bajaber earned his third start of the season, City Stars’ 5-2 win over Vihiga Bullets on Sunday 16 April 2023 in Kasarani Annex.He squared the ball to Kelvin Etemesi who went on to score the opening goal in the third minute of the game.Kagimu eyes league glory with Gor and Uganda Cranes call upHe reflected on the game and looks forward to the upcoming ones with a specific objective.“I’m glad to have returned to the starting lineup after a long absence, and to be able to help the team with the win, and with an assist. We now have to build on this win and start climbing the table to where it reflects the quality in our squad,”Thus far, Bajaber has featured in eight games this season registering 247 minutes from what has been an injury-hit season.
