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Mwatate United on revenge mission in FKF Cup

Coastal Heroes players celebrate a goal

Coastal Heroes players celebrate a goal during a past National League match in Mombasa. 

Photo credit: Abdulrahman Sheriff | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Heroes team manager Kenneth Juma confirmed they will leave for Wundanyi on Saturday morning for the afternoon fixture where they will be without three regular players namely defenders Hamisi Tole, Harun Junior and midfielder James Mwanyoha
  • Mwatate United FC team manager Omar Mbaraka said they are keen to avenge their 'loss' in the National Super League where Coastal Heroes forced them to forfeit three points due to failure to provide an ambulance
  • Another Coastal team participating in the tournament is Premier League club Bandari FC who will be in Yatta for a date with Administration Police FC

Coastal Heroes and Mwatate United renew rivalry in a Football Kenya Federation Cup match at Dawson Mwanyumba Stadium in Wundanyi on Saturday. 

Heroes team manager Kenneth Juma confirmed they will leave for Wundanyi on Saturday morning for the afternoon fixture where they will be without three regular players namely defenders Hamisi Tole, Harun Junior and midfielder James Mwanyoha who are all injured.