There was no rest for FC Talanta players on the New Year holiday as coach Ken Kenyatta put them through their paces in anticipation of breaking Kakamega Homeboyz’ unbeaten run in the league. The league debutants will travel to face the league leaders on Tuesday at the Bukhungu Stadium seeking to break their eleven-match unbeaten start in the current campaign. Kenyatta revealed that he elected to train on an holiday as he seeks to prepare adequately for the trip to the tough hunting ground where he will be pursuing to bounce back to winning ways. Hakuna kubahatisha #AbanaBeingo pic.twitter.com/B5XBYdg6hp— Kakamega Homeboyz FC (@FcHomeboyz) December 29, 2021 Talanta have been blowing hot and cold since their promotion to the top flight, winning four out of their eleven matches played thus far.The Communications Authority of Kenya backed team is winless in the last three having lost to Posta Rangers and drawn against AFC Leopards and Kariobangi Sharks. Kenyatta who was quick to attribute the Sharks draw to ill preparedness and injuries in his camp said the players had shown were positive in getting back to track and scaling back to the top five.Kariobangi Sharks and FC Talanta shared the spoils as they played out a draw in Wednesday action at Kasarani #FKFPL pic.twitter.com/cqYwcKHxDc— FKFcaretaker (@FKFcaretaker) December 29, 2021 “We are going for a win at Bukhungu. I expect a tough encounter but we are prepared to take the hosts on injuries in my camp notwithstanding. I know Homeboyz run a lot and I had to ensure that my boys are in a position to cope with the physicality of the game, ” said the former goalkeeper. Earlier on, sources from the club had indicated that the players had downed their tools for the better part of last week in protest for the delayed salaries following the late disbursement of funds by their shirt sponsors.