Nandwa aims at stretching his unbeaten record

Nandwa aims at stretching his unbeaten record
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AFC Leopards interim coach James Nandwa says that his goal is to get a win over league struggling side Karuturi Sports when the two sides lock horns this Sunday in the quarter finals match of the GOtv- Shield Cup.
Nandwa has maintained a 100 percent record ever since he took charge at the Ingwe den and he will be aiming at extending that tally at the Nyayo national stadium.
“So far the team has done well since I took over .The boys now have confidence and we want to build on that.
“We expect the Sunday match to be tough, but we are prepared and we are hopeful of getting a favourable result” he said
Nandwa who also doubles up as Harambee Stars deputy coach is credited with turning around the fortunes of the side which was struggling prior to the dismissal of Belgian Luc Eymael.
In three matches he has been in charge, Ingwe has clawed Chemelil Sugar 1-0 in the round 16 knockout phase of the Cup competitions to end their decade long winless streak against the “sugar millers” before beating KCB(1-0)and Muhoroni Youth(3-0).
A Sunday win will earn them a semi finals berth as they keep up hope of ending the season with some Silverware.
Leopards has not won a trophy since 2009 when they last bagged the Domestic trophy, then known as Football Kenya Limited Cup.