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KCCA FC head coach Mike Mutebi says he's not worried about the absence of key players

NAMBOLE – Kampala Capital City Authority FC is deprived of three key players during the clash of the Caf Champions League on Saturday against the Tunisian Espérance powers.

Offensive midfielder Jackson Nunda, the author of the Ugandan heavyweights, created one a fortnight ago in Tunis. Joined Nunda on the injured sidelines, newly recruited midfielder Gift Ali, another outstanding player in the 2-3 overthrow at the hands of former African club champions.

Meanwhile, Shaban Mohammed – scorer of Kasasiros' other goal at the Rades stadium is also unavailable as he searched for greener pastures in North Africa.

Mike Hillary Mutebi, head coach of KCCA FC, downplayed the absence of his stars, insisting that his team is built to take advantage of the depth of the team . "We will try to play offensive football," he said at a pre-game press conference Friday afternoon.

"It does not bother me that the game ends 5 -3 as long as we win.

Mutebi pointed out that the large number of players who have seen KCCA losing Geoffrey Sserunkuma, Joseph Ocaya, Derrick Nsibambi, Isaac Muleme and Shaban Mohammed in the space of a few months is by design.

"The bottom line is that we are not affected by player turnover," continues Mutebi.

"It is conceived and not by mistake."

Former tactician Maroons and SC Villa kicked Patrick Kaddu to replace boots freed by Nsibambi and Mohammed.

"Patrick Kaddu has been promoted from third to first, and he will deliver. 19659008] The coach explained that his team failed to take Advan The KCCA team's strategy to try to improve a home record that defeated them beat the African club of the century. Al Ahly, Rivers United, Nigeria, Tunisia Club Africain and Morocco's FUS Rabat, on their own ground, will improve their ball retention.

"We will try to keep the ball and use it well," said coach Mutebi

"We have to be disciplined – yards in front of our goal, and efficient 25 yards in front of the goal of opponents.

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