MATCH REPORT: KYAMBURA RASTAS 0-1 BUL FC

BUL FC progressed to the round of 16 of the Stanbic Uganda cup following a hard fought 1-0 victory over Western regional league side Kyambura Rastas on Sunday.

Lawrence Tezikya came off the bench in the second half and separated the teams in the additional minutes with a priceless goal that lifted BUL to the next round.

The Eastern Giants enjoyed a lion’s share of ball possession throughout the contest at Kyambura play ground in Rubirizi district but they were denied a breakthrough by the hosts before the 90th minute mark clocked.

All the focus now turns to the Uganda premier league with the visit to Maroons scheduled for Friday next week.

Starting XI;

Joel Mutakubwa (GK),Hillary Onek, Nicholas Mwere, Walter Ochora, Ronald Otti, George Kasonko, Jerome Kirya, Ibrahim Orit, Amos Kirya (Gerald Ogweti 45’), Martin Aprem (Lawrence Tezikya 45’), Alex  Kitata (Joel Madondo 32’ (Ibrahim Mugulusi 58’)).

Unused substitutes:

Tom Ikara, Benon Tahomera, Ibrahim Kazindula, Emmanuel Obua, Pascal Ngobi, John Okurut, Shafik Kwikiriza.

MATCH PREVIEW: KYAMBURA RASTAS Vs BUL FC

Sunday 18th February 2024

Uganda Cup R32

Kyambura Rastas Vs BUL FC

Kyambura playgrounds

Kick-off: 3pm

BUL FC are back in the Uganda cup action on Sunday, visiting third division Kyambura Rastas in the round of 32 at Kyambura play grounds in Rubirizi district, Western Uganda.

The Eastern Giants reached this stage of the competition following a 3-0 triumph over Simba FC on Wednesday in Namulonge, Gayaza with Ibrahim Kazindula, Walter Ochora and Alex Kitata scoring the goals.

BUL have impressed this season, with Abbey Kikomeko’s men currently on top of the pile in the UPL, and very keen on progressing to the last sixteen as well as keeping an eye on the next league bout against Maroons four days later.

After dispatching Simba, they come up against another regional league team but this time featuring in the western league.

The opposition

Sunday’s cup tie is Kyambura Rastas’ first game in the competition this season, and their first at this stage in their life time.

They reached here without putting in an effort at the round of 64, not that they were too good but because their opponents – Onduparaka FC failed to make the trip, thus qualifying by default.

Their efforts to come out of the preliminary round Uganda cup qualifiers for western region hit a rock last campaign as they fell short against Bunyaruguru Tigers and Bunyaruguru United.

But they did their homework well and came back this season with a bang, beating Six O’clock, Bwizibwera United and Bunyaruguru United in the qualifiers.

Kyambura Rastas’s form has been pleasing for a new side in the western region league. They sit fourth on the log with 17 points after winning five, drawing two and losing four in 11 games. However, their last home fixture was a 2-1 loss to leaders Bunyaruguru United last Sunday.

Team News

BUL will have to do without Reagan Kalyowa and Douglas Muganga who didn’t travel with team because of injuries but the rest of the players are available for selection.

Coach Abbey Kikomeko’s remarks ahead of the game.

“We shall not take Kyambura Rastas for granted; we shall approach the game like we did against Simba. The boys and the coaching staff are all ready and I think we shall get the victory tomorrow,” he said.

Midfielder Ibrahim Kazindula said;

“Our mentality this season is all about winning every game we play no matter the size of the team, whether big or small, we play like we are playing defending champions. Therefore, we shall not take Kyambura Rastas for granted, we shall respect them but all in all, we want to win that game.”

MATCH REPORT: SIMBA 0-3 BUL FC

BUL FC set up a round of 32 match of the Stanbic Uganda cup with Kyambura Rasters, after easily seeing off Simba FC. Ibrahim Kazindula, Walter Ochora and Alex Kitata finished off the job on Wednesday to send BUL to next stage.

The Eastern Giants looked sharp and dominant right from the onset at Namulonge play ground in Gayaza and were the superior side throughout, full of energy from the back to the front as they ensured it would be them who progress to round of 32.

Ibrahim Kazindula

By the time they took the lead with the first of the three goals, they had already gone close about three times. Ibrahim Kazindula, making his first start of the season, made BUL’s dominance count when he slotted home in the 41st minute to fully put the Eastern Giants in the driving seat.

Before the hour mark they had made it 2-0 up. After scoring against Bright Stars in the league last time out, defender Walter Ochora was at the fore again by glancing in Jerome Kirya’s effort delivered right from the corner.

The game would see new signing Ibrahim Orit make his debut as he was part of the triple substitution in the 71st minute where he, Lawrence Tezikya and Alex Kitata replaced Gerald Ogweti, Jerome Kirya and Martin Aprem. Amos Kirya had replaced Joel Madondo at break time.

BUL then piled more pressure on the hosts and wrapped up the game in a spectacular style as Alex Kitata tucked in a rebound to make it three after Pascal Ngobi’s initial effort was saved.

Abbey Kikomeko’s men will now play Kyambura Rasters FC on Sunday 18th February 2024 at Kyambura play grounds in Rubirizi, 4pm.

Starting XI:

Tom Ikara (GK), Hillary Onek, Nicholas Mwere, Walter Ochora, Ronald Otti, George Kasonko, Ibrahim Kazindula (Pascal Ngobi 83’), Jerome Kirya (Ibrahim Orit 71’), Martin Aprem (Lawrence Tezikya 71’), Joel Madondo (Amos Kirya 45’), Gerald Ogweti (Alex Kitata 71’).

Unused substitutes:

Joel  Mutakubwa (GK), Benon Tahomera, Emmanuel Obua, Ibrahim Mugulusi.

MATCH PREVIEW: SIMBA VS BUL FC

Wednesday 14th February 2024

Stanbic Uganda Cup – R64

Simba Vs BUL FC

Namulonge grounds, Gayaza

Kick-off: 4pm.

The footballing world will turn its focus to Namulonge play ground on Wednesday evening when the Eastern Giants visit Buganda regional league side Simba FC in the round of 64 of the Stanbic Uganda Cup.

The encounter that had initially been scheduled for January before it was postponed, has attracted considerable portions of attention and promises to be a cracker of a game.

BUL and Simba ply trade at different levels of the league football pyramid, with the latter featuring down in the third division but their fantastic start to the season and exciting performances in their respective tiers make this meeting eye catching.

Having gone three games without victory, BUL returned to winning ways as they picked a 2-1 win over Bright Stars last time out in the Uganda premier league where they are currently on top in the standings with 37 points from 17 matches.

Abbey Kikomeko’s men have now gone three games without defeat, claiming one win and two draws since losing to Gaddafi on January 3.

Their eyes are now fully set on beginning the Uganda cup campaign on the best note and kick off their quest for the second crown with victory.

The last time BUL lost at the round of 64 was in January 2020 when they were defeated 4-2 on penalties by West Nile third division team Mvara Boys after a one all draw in regulation time.

The opposition.

Simba (Uganda Wildlife Authority – UWA FC) have been in fine form in the Buganda regional league this season, with Alex Gitta’s men sitting on top of the table after 12 games with 27 points, three ahead of Kira United in the Sezibwa group.

They have won eight, drawn three and lost one only, they have also scored 28 goals and conceded twelve across the games. Their last match of the first round was a 2-1 win against Synergy which was inspired by George Masembe and Andrew Ssekayombya’s goals.

Simba’s tie against Free Stars in preliminary round one of the Buganda region qualifiers of the Uganda cup was abandoned and they qualified to round two through a boardroom decision.

Their contest in the second phase of the qualifiers ended in post-match penalties, winning 4-2 over Sparks SC after a two all draw at Kironde play ground in Mukono to reach the round of 64.

The team is coached by seasoned lawyer – Alex Gitta who is deputized by former Masavu FC coach Andrew Mugaga who recently was in charge of Buzaya county football team in the Busoga Masaza Cup.

Despite playing in third division, the team is comprised of exciting talents that can arguably feature in the top flight, including nimble footed wingers Kenneth Evans Nketiah and Isaac Ssenyunja. Energetic and athletic towering attacking midfielder George Masembe and striker Robert Ssewanyana who scored about eight goals in the first round, are the other players to keep the eye on besides experienced center back Rashid Ssemwogerere and talented goalkeeper – Hamza Lutaaya.

Team News

Pascal Ngobi was on the bench against Bright Stars. The midfielder had been on the sidelines for a couple of months and is now ready for contention.

Reagan Kalyowa and Douglas Muganga will however miss the game after feeling some discomfort.

With BUL FC leading the Uganda premier league, the Uganda cup also presents the club with the chance to compete on two fronts, and Abbey Kikomeko is not going to take the fixture lightly.

“This is our first game of the Uganda cup this campaign and I think it is not going to be easy for us since we are playing away to a team that is topping one of the Buganda regional league groups,” he said.

“We are therefore not taking them for granted, and as much as we are playing away from home, we shall fight tooth and nail to get the win from them.”

“Uganda cup is a tricky competition, small teams often intend to intimidate and frustrate big sides but I am not saying we are going to be frustrated, this time we are focusing on reaching at least the final.”

“The round of 64 is the beginning for us, so we shall put in whatever it calls for to win it because we can’t afford to lose at that level.”

Midfielder Ibrahim Kazindula said that;

“We are focused on winning and we want to win every game we play. So tomorrow is not any different, we are willing to go all through to win this game as all players are ready to play.”

MATCH REPORT: BUL FC 2-1 BRIGHT STARS

BUL FC rediscovered its winning touch on Wednesday, bouncing from a goal down to collect all three points from a cagy bout with Bright Stars at FUFA technical centre, both goals in the 2-1 victory coming in the second half.

Shafik Kakande shot the visitors into a halftime lead not knowing that Walter Ochora and Jerome Kirya would return after the break with full batteries to turn fortunes for BUL.

Abbey Kikomeko’s men had gone three league matches without seeing victory, with the gap between them and Kitara in second place reducing to two points but Wednesday’s result means they have at least fortified their position at the summit with a tally of 37 points from 17 rounds.

BUL was the liveliest side in the first half as they advanced the ball throughout the 45 minutes only that they failed to turn possession into goals.

The first shot at goal came courtesy of roving left back Nicholas Mwere in the second minute, chesting down Alex Kitata’s header on the left side. The resulting drilled shot was deflected for a corner  though.

Just after a while, there was a misplaced pass near the 18-yard box and it almost benefited Bright Stars. John Kokas Alou took the chance with cheers only for his effort to be claimed by goalkeeper Tom Ikara.

Alex Kitata in response looked determined to add on his eight goals this season, going behind a defender and then breaking free into box with pace before side netting.

Relentless is the word that defined BUL at this stage. Bright Stars struggled to clear their goal area; Reagan Kalyowa had them for a dinner and then invited Jerome Kirya whose shot went wide.

Things temporarily went head over heels on the other hand despite the early dominance as it was the visitors who smiled going into the break.

Three minutes to half time, and against the run of play, Nelson Ssenkatuka picked up the ball just outside the box and managed to thread a pass to Shafik Kakande, Kakande wheeled into the box and squeezed an effort through the Eastern Giants defense and into the bottom corner of Ikara’s net in the 42nd minute.

On top of the table but on the back of three games without a win, and a goal down in this one, BUL had to look for answers and there was no better way to search for them than emerging from the interval more energetic than they were in the first half, and they were ultimately rewarded for their artistry and zeal in the second half. Coach Kikomeko replaced Amos Kirya with Lawrence Tezikya and the visitors swapped Alex Mandera for Noordin Bunjo.

With the Eastern Giants asserting dominance, workaholic center back Walter Ochora emerged exactly where BUL need him to meet Jerome Kirya’s free kick that he pounced in hard past the time wasting Hassan Matovu to draw the affairs level eight minutes into the second stanza.

Providing the assist for the equalizer, Jerome Kirya continued his quest for a goal of his own, with him robbing Isa Bugembe the ball and his long range shot from the midfield stung the gloves of Matovu before the ball looped into the net to put BUL into a well-deserved lead in the 69th minute.

The teams then started going blow for blow as BUL intensified their search for a third to kill off the game while Bright Stars thought they could still scrap a point from the duel, and it was them who forced a save from Tom Ikara through Senkatuka.

At this moment, the Eastern Giants required new legs and so they withdrew Ibrahim Mugulusi and Alex Kitata for Ibrahim Kazindula and Gerard Ogweti, with the latter almost scoring when he was found in the box by Kirya.

However, the third goal did not come, and Ochora and Kirya’s goals proved enough to win BUL the much needed and well deserved three points at FUFA technical centre.

Focus now shifts to the round of 64 Uganda cup match with Simba FC at Namulonge play ground on Wednesday next week.

Starting XI:

Tom Ikara (GK), George Kasonko, Ronald Otti, Walter Ochora, Nicholas Mwere, Ibrahim Mugulusi (Ibrahim Kazindula 83’), Jerome Kirya, Hillary Onek, Reagan Kalyowa (Joel Madondo 90+2’), Amos Kirya (Lawrence Tezikya 62’), Alex Kitata (Gerald  Ogweti 83’).

Unused substitutes:

John Okurut, Emmanuel Obua, Pascal Ngobi, Joel Mutakubwa, Benon Tahomera.

MATCH PREVIEW: BUL FC VS BRIGHT STARS

Wednesday February 7, 2024

Uganda Premier League

BUL FC VS Bright Stars

FUFA Technical Centre

Kick-off: 4pm

BUL FC will be required to dig in to return to winnings ways on Wednesday evening when they welcome nemesis Bright Stars to the FUFA technical centre.

Despite accumulating a three game run without victory for the first time this season, the Eastern Giants continue to boss the league table proceedings but they need to build the steam again if they are to remain at the summit.

Abbey Kikomeko’s side goes into the clash on the back of a 0-0 draw against KCCA last time out, while Bright Stars claimed a 1-0 triumph over Wakiso Giants.

As things stand, eight places and 13 points separate the teams. BUL counts 34 points in the first place on the log in respect to their ten wins, four draws and two losses from 16 games. The visitors can however only be found in a distant 9th position given that their five wins, six draws and five losses can only produce 21 points.

The reverse fixture went BUL’s way as they won 1-0 at Kavumba recreation grounds in September last year courtesy of Lawrence Tezikya’s solitary goal, and they will be optimistic even this time because the visitors have been quiet away from home all throughout.

Wednesday’s bout is the 23rd battle between the two teams since 2013.

Team News

Long term absentee Pascal Ngobi continues to undergo rehabilitation, so he misses this one too.

Lawrence Tezikya was cautioned last time out and is suspended due to card accumulation.

Douglas Muganga and Martin Aprem picked up injuries as well but the rest of the players are available and ready to play.

Abbey Kikomeko has given his pre match thoughts ahead of BUL’s clash with Bright Stars at the FTC on Wednesday.

“We come into this game knowing that Bright Stars has given us hard times in the previous campaigns. We drew 2-2 the last time we played home against them but we beat them 1-0 at the start of this season,” he said.

“We now meet knowing they are coming to challenge us given that they even won their last game. However, since we are at home and on top of the table, we cannot afford to lose the opportunity of the three points.”

“We shall put in everything possible to win the game. The boys are in good shape, the mood and character is also high, so we expect to win tomorrow.”

Midfielder Ibrahim Mugulusi said:

”Everyone knows Bright Stars is a stubborn team and very difficult to beat but according to the homework we have done with the coaches, we are very prepared and eager to finish the job. We don’t want to bottle up, we need to win and maintain our position at the top.”

Head to Head

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The Eastern Giants have faced Bright Stars on 22 occasions since 2013, producing five wins for BUL and ten victories for Bright Stars, with the other seven ending in draws.

Last four meetings

March 22, 2022

Bright Stars 2(3)-2(4) BUL FC (Uganda Cup)

November 29, 2022

Bright Stars 2-0 BUL FC

April 29, 2023

BUL FC 2-2 Bright Stars

September 15, 2023

Bright Stars 0-1 BUL FC

Match Facts

  • BUL have won five games and drawn two, amassing 17 points from a possible 21 in seven home matches.
  • The Eastern Giants are also unbeaten in ten home matches – stretching back to April last year. They have recorded five wins and five draws along the streak.
  • Out of the seven clean sheets they have managed this term, four have come at FUFA technical centre – against KCCA FC, Maroons, URA and Busoga United.
  • At home, BUL has scored ten goals and conceded only three, and this was against Kitara, NEC and Mbarara City.
  • It is only one defeat for BUL in their past nine matches, failing to score in only the 0-0 draw against KCCA.
  • Altogether, they have lost two games in 16 matches at the present but all the defeats were away from home – the 2-0 defeat at UPDF in November 2023 and the 2-1 loss at Gaddafi FC last month.
  • This fixture has produced 41 goals since 2013, with the Eastern Giants netting 18 times.
  • The ties involving the sides have produced at least a goal except on three occasions – the barren draws of 2014, March 2016 and December 2021.
  • But in the previous ten home matches against Bright Stars, the Eastern Giants registered only two victories over their visitors – (3-0 in April 2015 and 2-0 in March 2017), losing and drawing four in equal shares.
  • Bright Stars is however among the sides yet to win an away match this season as they have drawn four and lost three of their seven away games, gathering four points from a possible 21. They have also scored only five goals and conceded eleven across the matches.
  • Their winless streak on the road now stands at 11 games, with their last away league victory coming in mid-April last year against Onduparaka.
  • Nonetheless, they have won three of their immediate last five games, drawing and losing one apiece – with the defeat coming against Kitara.
  • But they have kept just three clean sheets in 16 games – against Maroons, NEC and Wakiso Giants.

Match Coverage

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MATCH PREVIEW: KCCA FC VS BUL FC

Friday February 2, 2024

Uganda Premier League

KCCA FC Vs BUL FC

MTN Omondi Stadium

Kick-off: 6pm

Uganda premier league football resumes after nearly a month break.  Our second round fixtures get underway on Friday with BUL visiting a resurgent KCCA FC at Lugogo in a late kickoff (6pm).

BUL left the first round with 33 points and ultimately on top of the log as a result of ten wins, three draws and two defeats. Fatigue looked like had crept into the squad however as the first round wore on, with the team picking only one point from their last two games but the break came at perhaps the exact time coach Abbey Kikomeko and his men seemingly needed a rest.

They now resume the campaign in a more fine form with all their eyes set on scooping all three points from KCCA on Friday.

The hosts endured a difficult start to the season where they hit the base of the standings and even struggled from there for a while but they have become one of the most resolute teams, proving naysayers wrong by winning four of their last five games, although they remain in the 9th place with 19 points despite the upturn in form.

The reverse fixture saw the Eastern Giants eke out a narrow 1-0 win over KCCA at FUFA technical centre, with Nicholas Mwere scoring the match winner.

This is going to be the 23rd league clash between the sides since 2011.

Team News

Abbey Kikomeko almost has a full squad to choose from as Pascal Ngobi is the only player still on sidelines with an injury.

Winning matches in the second has been a big ask for BUL in the past seasons but Kikomeko said that now is the time to run over the jinx and also hurl the ill omen to the bin where it deserves to be.

“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,” he said.

“The boys are determined and in good shape, and with the training we have had, we shall get all the maximum points from Lugogo.”

“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.”

“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.”

Captain George Kasonko said;

‘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.”

“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.”

Head to Head

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It’s 22 league meetings between the two teams, resulting into five wins for BUL, ten for KCCA and seven draws.

Last four encounters

September 23, 2023

BUL FC 1-0 KCCA FC

May 16, 2023

KCCA FC 1-0 BUL FC

December 13, 2022

BUL FC 1-1 KCCA

April 20, 2022

BUL FC 1-1 KCCA

Match Facts

  • From eight away matches, BUL has won five games, drawn one and lost two – picking up 16 points from a possible 24 on the road.
  • In the recent times, BUL has lost only one game to KCCA, won one in September last year and drew 1-1 in April and December 2022 in the previous four meetings between the sides.
  • The Eastern Giants won the reverse fixture but the last time BUL completed a double against the Kasasiro boys was in the 2015/16 season.
  • Among the top ten teams on the table, BUL has won the biggest number of games so far (10) while KCCA has lost the highest number of matches (8) but the latter is among the division’s highest goal scorers with 26.
  • After losing the first three home matches, KCCA has now won their last four home games on the bounce – beating Vipers, Gaddafi, Bright Stars and URA at Lugogo.
  • They have also scored 15 goals in them and conceded just four in the process.

Match Officials

Ssali Mashood will take charge of the match from the center.  Mulindwa Hakim and Musisi Brianson will run the lines as the first and second assistant referees respectively. Tuge Tumusiime will be the fourth official while the referee assessor is Miiro Nsubuga Brian.

Match Coverage

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TOM IKARA SIGNS NEW CONTRACT WITH BUL

Goalkeeper Tom Ikara has signed a new two year contract with BUL, keeping him at the club until at least June 2026.

Ikara joined the Eastern Giants in 2022 and his performances so far have been sheer impressive as he has kept six clean sheets in just 13 games of the first round of this current season.

Tom Ikara said;

“It has been a privilege to spend almost two years at this club and the chance to continue my career at BUL FC is a genuine honor. Since I arrived here, my career has taken a great path and my progress is clearly visible. Now my future is sorted, all I want is to help this team achieve and win trophies that we can win, together.”

“As one of the goalkeepers here, I surely want to repay the club for all of the care that they have shown me during the good times and the bad, and for all the trust they have in me, and that means playing well consistently and winning games for the team.”

“I truly believe that BUL FC can win whatever there is to win in this country and I am committed to continue working hard to see this becomes a reality.”

Coach Abbey Kikomeko said:

“I am delighted that Ikara has committed his future to the club. Not only this season but Ikara has over time proved to be among the best goalkeepers in the country and he is an important part of our plans as we look to take BUL to greater heights.”

“His outstanding qualities provide the perfect cornerstone to our defense as he represents everything you want in a goalkeeper.”

“As a player, he is very determined and hungry to achieve, so we are looking forward to working together to meet those ambitions.”

KIRYA SIGNS NEW BUL CONTRACT

We can announce that midfielder Jerome Kirya has signed a two-year contract extension with BUL FC, committing himself to the Eastern Giants at least until July 2026.His running contract was due to expire in June this year.

“I am really pleased to have agreed and signed a new contract with BUL FC,” Kirya said.

“I was always sure I wanted to stay here for a long time and was also sure the club wanted me to stay.”

“Everything was peaceful, and now we can fully concentrate on what is already looking like a great season.”

BUL FC coach Abbey Kikomeko Bogere said he was pleased to have tied down one of the team’s top players to a long deal.

“Kirya is without doubt a key part of BUL’s future,” he said.

“His performances since he joined the club clearly prove this.”

‘We always wanted him to sign, we agreed and now it all signed. We can now look forward to two more great years with him.”

Jerome Kirya joined the Eastern Giants in July 2021 and guided the club to a fourth place league finish for the first time in the 2021/2022 season, and also won the Uganda cup in that very campaign.

AMOS KIRYA JOINS FROM GADDAFI

We are delighted to announce the signing of Amos Kirya from Gaddafi FC on a two year contract.

The flashy winger shone to fame with Jinja Municipal Council, then joined MYDA FC before transferring to the Soldier Boys two years ago. Kirya scored two goals for Gaddafi by the half way mark of this running season.

“Glory be to God who enabled me join BUL FC. I am joining this club because it’s ambitious and the best. Everyone wants to win and this is where I thought I can achieve that from,” Kirya said.

“I am a winger and expect to create and score as many goals as I can to keep the club at the top.”

Coach Abbey Kikomeko said;

“I have been monitoring him in the FUFA drum and he has been such a good player even in the league games he has played.”

“He has been in the league for about two seasons and I think his experience will help us in the second round.”

“I expect a lot from him because he is fast and good on the ball, and with the kind of the other players we have upfront and the kind of the game we play, he will give us more scoring opportunities in the final third and I believe we shall get more goals in the second round as compared to the first.”

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