The Cranes who are currently camped in
Rubavu, Rwanda open up their campaign on Tuesday 19th against West
African giant Eagles of Mali who are members of pool D along with Zambia
and Zimbabwe.
“We are like brothers in the camp.
Nothing will keep our eyes off the ball. The public needs to believe in
us. We are doing well in camp and looking forward to the games,” Watenga told the federation’s website.
The Vipers’ custodian who is competing
for a slot in the starting line along with teammate James Alitho and
Bright Stars’ Mathias Kigonya also commented about the mood in camp
which he described as being just fine with the confidence being high
ahead of their opener.
“We have received our allowances
even before we kick a ball. All we need is support from the fans back
home during this tournament,” the 2015 CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup winner added.
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