Kibera Black Stars out to extend winning run against Migori Youth

Kibera Black Stars will be out to stretch their winning run to three matches when they welcome National Super League Migori Youth in an eagerly anticipated clash at the Cambridge Grounds in Nairobi on Wednesday.

‎The Nairobi-based side heads into the encounter in high spirits after picking up a crucial 1-0 away win against Gucha Stars over the weekend, a result that underlined their growing confidence and discipline on the pitch.

‎Speaking to Citizen Digital ahead of the encounter, head coach Iddi Badi has credited the recent upturn in form to teamwork and tactical discipline, noting that his players have shown commitment and belief in his approach. He believes the squad is gradually rediscovering the identity that once made Kibera Black Stars a feared outfit in the league.

‎"It is not an easy week but we are pushing to get somewhere on top before we break for Christmas. We want to get back to where we belong, Black Stars is big, two wins in a row and we are getting it right," he said.

‎Badi has also made a rallying call to the club’s supporters, urging them to fill the stands and push the team forward in what promises to be a stern test against the league leaders.

‎"We promised our fans to give them an away win, it came as a result of everyone working for it. We had a game plan and it really worked well, when you are playing away from home and get an early lead, it really motivates the team," Badi added.

‎Kibera Black Stars currently sit eighth on the standings with 19 points from 13 matches. A positive result against Migori Youth would not only boost their points tally but also send a strong message about their ambitions as the season progresses.

‎Migori Youth arrive in Nairobi in search of important away points, but Kibera will be banking on home advantage, momentum, and vocal support from their fans to upset the lakeside club and keep their rise on track.

 Kibera Black Stars will be out to stretch their winning run to three matches when they welcome National Super League Migori Youth in an eagerly anticipated clash at the Cambridge Grounds in Nairobi on Wednesday.

‎The Nairobi-based side heads into the encounter in high spirits after picking up a crucial 1-0 away win against Gucha Stars over the weekend, a result that underlined their growing confidence and discipline on the pitch.

‎Speaking to Citizen Digital ahead of the encounter, head coach Iddi Badi has credited the recent upturn in form to teamwork and tactical discipline, noting that his players have shown commitment and belief in his approach. He believes the squad is gradually rediscovering the identity that once made Kibera Black Stars a feared outfit in the league.

‎"It is not an easy week but we are pushing to get somewhere on top before we break for Christmas. We want to get back to where we belong, Black Stars is big, two wins in a row and we are getting it right," he said.

‎Badi has also made a rallying call to the club’s supporters, urging them to fill the stands and push the team forward in what promises to be a stern test against the league leaders.

‎"We promised our fans to give them an away win, it came as a result of everyone working for it. We had a game plan and it really worked well, when you are playing away from home and get an early lead, it really motivates the team," Badi added.

‎Kibera Black Stars currently sit eighth on the standings with 19 points from 13 matches. A positive result against Migori Youth would not only boost their points tally but also send a strong message about their ambitions as the season progresses.

‎Migori Youth arrive in Nairobi in search of important away points, but Kibera will be banking on home advantage, momentum, and vocal support from their fans to upset the lakeside club and keep their rise on track.