New Tusker striker Victor Mbaoma says it is non-negotiable that his team will find a way to make progress into the second preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup, when they host Sudanese side Al Ahli Wad Madani in the first round return-leg on Saturday, 12 September.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsMbaoma, who scored both of Tusker’s goals in the 2-2 away draw in Kigali, Rwanda on Sunday, 6 September, is confident that The Brewers will show improvement at home, and keep their continental journey alive.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945915##“We are determined to succeed, it is not negotiable,” Mbaoma told the club media, while looking forward to the second-leg tie set for Nyayo Stadium at 3PM East African Time. “We will do our best because we know where we actually faulted; where we made some little errors, and I am sure we will look into that, put in a strong game on Saturday, and God willing, go to the next round.”Harambee Stars defender to play under new coach at Polish clubIn the first-leg, Mbaoma underlined his importance to the club with two first-half goals, taking his tally at Tusker to three goals in five competitive matches, since his signing from Nigerian side Remo Stars in July.Despite his early goals, Tusker ended up conceding twice in the second half, to leave them slightly disappointed at the result.Tusker assistant captain rues costly mistakes in disappointing draw against Al Ahli Madani“We did very well, and I am proud of the team,” the Nigerian striker said. “We can build on that because we now know the team much better, and I am sure that in the second leg, we should get the job done.”Harambee Stars striker completes switch to new English clubOn his goals, the former APR man placed the team above his achievements, saying: “I feel very happy for scoring both goals, but for me, the end of the season is the most important, and we are actually just starting. What I am most concerned about is the team winning, and in any way I can help the team. I have to make myself available.”
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