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Tusker 0-0 KCB: The brewer was squeezed into a tie by the bankers when the FKF was returned
The Brewers resumed operations on the top floor at Ruaraka Grounds against the tenacious bankers, and the results were frustrating
Tusker FC drew 0-0 with KCB in a match against KCB at Ruaraka Grounds on Saturday, and suffered a setback in their FKF Premier League title fight.
The winemakers started their first game after resuming football, with the goal of getting the highest points in order to expand the lead on the top of the 18 team seats, but even if they were KCB, they could not break the resilient KCB ball. team. Reduce to ten people.
Tusk coach Robert Matano chose Sammy Meja as Brewer’s starter, while Rogers Aloro and Eugene Asik (Eugine Asike) formed a defensive pair, with James Macharia leading the offensive line.
After heavy rain in the city of Nairobi and its surrounding areas on Friday night, Tusk mastered the conditions of the pass on the muddy court. Their best chance came in the 20th minute when captain Hashim Sempala ( Hashim Sempala exchanged passes with Apollo Otieno, and the last shot was a few inches wider.
The Brewers continued to knock on the bankers’ door. In the 40th minute, Macharia passed KCB defenders Baraka Edage and Harun Thomas, but he His last effort was easily handled by goalkeeper Michael Wanjala.
The two teams tied for 0-0 at the half-time break. After recovering, KCB had a good chance to break the deadlock, but Everyen Onyango saw Emery Mvuyekure save him. Free header.
Then Matano made two changes for Tusker in the 65th minute, Macharia went to Luke Namanda and Henry Onyango went to Otieno.
After the money was exchanged, when Aloro in shrank in a beautiful free kick, Tasker almost broke the deadlock and goalkeeper Wanjara kicked the ball out of a fruitless corner.
After Curtis Wekesa was sent off for a bad tackle, KCB was reduced to ten people, but despite the numerical advantage, Tusker failed to win a victory because both sides were tied.
The Brewers will score 37 points in 17 games, topping the list, while the Cario Bangui Sharks, who beat the visiting team Kakamega Homeboyz 1-0 on Friday and Friday, will be second with 31 points, next to KCB, which is third. the same.
Tusk: Emery Mvuyekure, Kevin Monyi, Sammy Meja, Eugine Asike, Rodgers Aloro, Hashim Sempala©, Luke Namanda, Apollo Otieno, Henry Meja, Jackson Macharia and Boniface Muchiri.
submarine: Michael Wanjala (GK), Jimmy Mbugua, Christopher Oruchum, Humphrey Mieno, Farraj Odenyi, Chrispinus Onyango, Erick Zakayo, George Ogutu and Brian Marita.
KFC: Joseph Ochuka, Baraka Edage, Dennis Odhiambo©, Harun Thomas, Nanyendo Nashon ), Brian Ndenga, Curtis Wekesa, Vincent Wasambo, Henry Otanga, Henry Otanga David Henry Ambulu and David Ambulu.
submarine: Daniel Odiwour (GK), Samuel Mwangi, Reagan Otieno, David Simiyu, Victor Ochami, Martin Mbugua and Brian Wepo.
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