AFC Leopards head coach Patrick Aussems has challenged the club’s loyal fan base to add an extra presence to the team’s matches as he called for more supporters to show up in the stadia for upcoming Ingwe matches.Speaking after the team secured their first victory of 2022, the elated Belgian tactician called on all Ingwe fans to turn their words into actions in a bid to offer their support to the rebuilding project that is currently ongoing at the den.That feeling….Scoring your first senior team goal that happened to be the winner⚽️ Maxwell Otieno #Betsafe #OursForever #YaMatere pic.twitter.com/eZCGvDoRCZ— AFC Leopards (@AFCLeopards) January 6, 2022 Since losing upto sixteen of the key and experienced players that helped them to a fourth place finish in the Football Kenya Federation Premier League last season, this is the first time that the Mashemeji Derby participants have managed to go on a five match unbeaten streak.The run coming at a crucial and turbulent time after the team had undergone a myriad of challenges that included a morale dampening five match losing streak. However, on Wednesday, a solitary strike from academy graduate Maxwell Otieno helped the side secure their first victory of 2022 as the former Simba boss, while expressing his delight at the team performance, challenged the club faithfuls to do more in terms of their attendance.“5 games unbeaten, first win in 2022 and a young team who gain experience despite a very complicated situation. Happy for them but disappointed to see Nyayo so empty! If you are an Ingwe fan, come and support your team! They deserve it! They build the future success of the club,” the head coach posted.5 games unbeaten,1st win in 2022 and a young team who gain experience despite a very complicated situation!Happy for them but disappointed to see Nyayo so empty!If you are an Ingwe’s fan, come to support your team! They deserve it! They build the futur’s success of the club! 🙏 pic.twitter.com/uD2T6Xhlpw— Patrick Aussems (@PatrickAussems) January 5, 2022
