"We are getting all points," - BUL coach Kikomeko, not mincing and messing ahead of KCCA clash

BUL head coach Abbey Bogere Kikomeko|JALE MORGAN IMAGE

"We are getting all points," - BUL coach Kikomeko, not mincing and messing ahead of KCCA clash

Allan Damba • 10:22 - 02.02.2024

He underlined and asserted that they would pick maximum points from enemy territory.

Uganda Premier League leaders BUL FC have made their intentions clear ahead of their showdown with 13-tike champions KCCA FC this Friday at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo.

Their head coach, Abbey Bogere Kikomeko, did not beat around the bush when asked about his expectations of the game.

Action between BUL and KCCA in the first round|BUL FC IMAGE

He underlined and asserted that they would pick maximum points from enemy territory.

"The boys are determined and in good shape, and with the training we have had, we shall get all the maximum points from Lugogo,” Kikomeko was quoted by the club media.

“It is not going to be an easy game for us because KCCA bounced back from the poor run they had at the start of the first round, but we are also determined; we want to keep ourselves on top of the table by getting all the three points from them."

BUL will want to avoid past precedents that had them lose track in the second round after brilliant shows in the first.

Action between BUL and KCCA in the first round|BUL FC IMAGE

“People always say that BUL performs poorly in the second round, but that topic is not meant to last forever. As much as we are playing away from home, it may not be easy, but this time, we shall win," declared Kikomeko.

“It has not been a common thing here, but with the kind of attitude and character we are putting in, we shall win very many games in the second round.”

Meanwhile, BUL skipper George Kasonko quickly asserted that the team would battle their sweat off for a strong show in the second round.

"This is my third season here, and the talk of BUL not winning games in the second round has been loud enough, but my view is that this un-fancied norm here has been hell-bent on the character of the players in the previous seasons," he told the club media.

“But this time, we have much bigger aims than in the past times. This time, we need the league title, and the only way to achieve that is by having a strong character and winning games from the start of the second round.”

“We are well prepared; the boys are very excited and ready to do the job tomorrow. We want victory, and this is what is on every player’s mind.”

While BUL occupy the apex with 33 points after 15 games, KCCA are enduring an indifferent campaign as they sit ninth with 19 points.

Nicholas Mwere was on target for BUL as they won 1-0 in the reverse fixture earlier in the season.