AFC Leopards head coach Fred Ambani has issued a passionate rallying cry ahead of their final FKF Premier League match against KCB, urging his side to give everything in pursuit of a top-five finish.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More News!!“We are focused on finishing among the top five, and we need to win against KCB to keep our hopes alive,” Ambani said. “With the KPL and FKF Cup titles out of our reach this season, our goal now is to finish in an honourable position.”Leopards currently sit sixth on the table with 50 points, just outside the top five.##NAJAVA_MECA_8986649##A win against KCB could lift them into fifth place, depending on the outcome of Shabana’s clash with Ulinzi Stars.Ambani’s confidence is strengthened by the fact that his squad is injury-free,a rare luxury at this stage of the season.“We don’t have any injury concerns, and we intend to pick the best personnel for the job,” he said. “We’re calling on our fans to fill the stadium because we want to make them proud.”FKFPL: Crowning moment for Police as relegation fight goes down to the wireWith a full squad available, Ambani is expected to field his strongest lineup. But beyond tactics, his emotional appeal to fans reveals a deeper bond between the team and its supporters.“Football is not just a game, it’s a shared experience that thrives on passion and unity,” Ambani told the Star.Even as they focus on finishing strong, Leopards are already planning for the next chapter. Ambani revealed that the club is preparing to be active in the transfer market as they look to build a squad capable of challenging for silverware next season.“We’re already planning for next season. Hopefully, we can dig deep into the transfer market to bring in top talent that will help us raise our ambitions,” he added.School Games: Police intervene chaos in Kitale as Musingu, Butere Girls clinch County titlesMeanwhile, Sofapaka head coach Ezekiel Akwana has promised a tough outing for relegation-threatened Bidco United in their final clash at Dandora Stadium.Sofapaka, who are seventh with 46 points, are aiming for a strong finish and are eager to stay ahead of eighth-placed Bandari, who sit on 43 points.“It’s a tricky match because Bidco are fighting for survival, but I want to warn them, we won’t make it easy,” Akwana said. “We’re determined to win. We don’t want to drop any lower on the table.”
