Harambee Stars left-back Eric ‘Marcelo’ Ouma featured for 60 minutes, as his club Raków Częstochowa maintained their grip at the top of the Polish League with a 2-0 win over Zagłębie on Monday night, away from home.The result also saw them open a four-point gap at the top, capitalizing on second-placed Jagiellonia’s defeat on Saturday.##NAJAVA_MECA_8814237##With eight matches to go, they are on the right path to reclaim the league title, which would be Ouma’s first since he left Kenya to pursue football overseas in 2017.The match was largely a tight affair, with the first half ending goalless. However, just three minutes into the second half, the game took a different turn when the hosts’ defender Damian Michalski was sent off after receiving a second yellow card. From there, Raków took control of the game, eventually securing the win.The good, the bad and the ugly: A look into Patrick Matasi’s careerAt the hour mark, Ouma, who had recently featured for Harambee Stars in two World Cup qualifiers, was substituted for Diza Jesus in a tactical switch aimed at securing the three valuable points.Thirteen minutes from time, the breakthrough came when Jonathan Brunes scored the opener, assisted by Berggren Gustav. In the 90th minute, Patryk Makuch sealed the victory with a goal, courtesy of a Leonardo Rocha assist.The win took Raków’s tally for the season to 55 points after 26 league matches. Next up for the club is another away match against Puszcza on Monday evening.
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