After his second appearance under coach Francis Baraza, Kakamega Homeboyz wing-back Ambrose Sifuna has opened up about what he did to earn minutes on the pitch and his strategy to play even more.Sifuna has had limited playing time under the former Kenya Police tactician, making his first appearance in their 2-0 win over Mara Sugar on Saturday, 1 February. His second came in their goalless draw against Ulinzi Stars on Sunday, 9 February.##NAJAVA_MECA_8713193##The former Sofapaka player was also introduced in the 88th minute during their 5-0 win over Nairobi City Stars on Friday, 14 February. Although he played for only a few minutes, it marked a step in the right direction for a player who has spent much time on the bench.“I’m glad because I’ve started adapting and understanding the coach’s philosophy, and I’m beginning to get opportunities. I’ve been working hard in training and in the friendlies we play to show the coaches what I’m capable of,” Sifuna said about his newfound playing time.As expected, Sifuna is not yet satisfied and knows exactly what he needs to do to achieve his goal of being a starter, following a conversation with Baraza.Kibor settles for bronze as Kejelcha moves to second all-time for 10km in Castellón“The coach likes using wingbacks, and as one of them, he told me I have to be ready and prepared to defend and attack equally. This was my third match under the coach in this formation, and gradually, I’ll be able to start matches,” he revealed.Homeboyz, who were fortunate to have their sponsorship renewed with leading gaming firm Mozzart Bet for another year on Monday, 3 February, are yet to taste defeat in 11 league games, winning five and drawing six.The former Mozzart Bet Cup winners are currently seventh on the league table with 30 points. With the Mozzart Bet Cup draw set for Monday, 17 February, the Kakamega-based side will be eager to win the Cup once again, as they did in 2023.”I saw one team on the pitch” – Gor Mahia coach critical of Tusker after frustrating draw
