Migori Youth winger Mike Isabwa has warned their FKF Premier League rivals not to underestimate the newly promoted side.Isabwa’s remarks come after Migori Youth held Tanzania Premier League side Pamba Jiji to a 2-2 draw in an international friendly at the CCM Kirumba Stadium in Mwanza.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe former Kakamega Homeboyz and Mara Sugar winger believes the team’s intensive pre-season programme, coupled with the experience gained from their Tanzania tour, has given the squad confidence ahead of their historic top-flight campaign.“We have had good preparations so far. It is a good way to get set for the new campaign, though the delays have been demoralising, with the extended pre-season taking a significant toll on teams because of the uncertainty surrounding the league resumption date.The pre-season preparations demonstrate our level of readiness, and I can say we won’t be underdogs in the league. We will be a force to reckon with,” Isabwa stated.##NAJAVA_MECA_9991903##The experienced attacker was also delighted with his individual display in Mwanza after scoring both of Migori Youth’s goals against Pamba Jiji.Isabwa opened the scoring inside the opening two minutes after capitalising on a defensive mistake before doubling Migori’s advantage seven minutes before half-time with a superb free-kick that curled into the top corner.Pamba Jiji responded with goals from Yunus Idd and Fadhili Baluba to secure a share of the spoils, but Isabwa’s brace provided a further boost to Migori’s preparations.Migori Youth coach highlights key lessons from Tanzania pre-season tourThe winger described his performance as another indication of his gradual return to his best after a period in which he feels he has struggled to rediscover the form he enjoyed earlier in his career.“I am elated with my performance today. Work has been happening behind the scenes, and I am delighted that it is slowly picking up.It has been a work in progress, and I am aiming at getting back to my best, which for the longest time has not been there. Hopefully, I can regain the form I have long searched for and get back to the level I enjoyed in my yesteryears as I look towards guiding the team to a better debut season,” he added.Coach Kimani singles out unsung hero in Emerging Stars' big win over TanzaniaIsabwa joined Migori Youth midway through last season from Mara Sugar and was part of the squad that helped the club win the National Super League (NSL).