“The idea of ​​the AFC Jaguars topping the list makes me feel pressured”-Nyangi, former Gore Mahia

Former Gor Mahia official Judith Nyangi’s claim that the AFC Leopards will be at the top of the Kenyan Premier League made her feel pressured.

INWE If they win the game against Bidco United on Sunday, they have a chance to top the list, and Nyangi said that if this happens, she will have nowhere to hide.

“I can’t even eat. I am worried because I know that a certain team has a chance to win the top spot today. Where are we going to hide?” she posted in Facebook.

The AFC Panthers rank second in the league in goal difference, and a victory will allow them to surpass KCB, which was defeated by Sofapaka on Saturday.

A very long time, INWE Already in a good position to challenge their last championship title won more than two decades ago, but often failed to cross well-known boundaries.

Meanwhile, Gor Mahia, the club that Nyangi played for before leaving office in 2020, ranked fifth after a difficult start to the season, but has won in recent weeks.

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Gor Mahia played fewer games and was only 8 points away from their Mashemeji Derby opponent. Although the AFC Leopards currently appears to be a solid team, Patrick Aussems has asked for the country’s stadium standards to be improved.

The current situation is affecting the entire team, including our coach [Aussems]He has said three times that if we do not change the venue we currently use, he will resign.

“The current situation is affecting the entire team, including our coach [Aussems]He has said three times that if we do not change the venue we currently use, he will resign. Dan Shikanda, chairman of the AFC Jaguars, said on Sunday.

“He was very frustrated about playing in Ruaraka. He told us that this venue is not suitable for professional players, but may be prepared for upcoming players. He wants to see a top passing brand that cannot be displayed in Ruaraka. He thinks the venue is Will cause injury to players who are not up to the standard

“He mentioned after the game with Posta Rangers that he will not return to Ruaraka, and then when we next game, it will be there in line. We had to persuade him to lead the team, he was very frustrated, but we still did not fail See if any measures are being taken to save the situation.”

The main stadiums in Nairobi-Moi International Sports Center, Kasarani Stadium and Nyayo Stadium-remain closed because the government is not allowed to use their facilities due to coronavirus restrictions.