Former Gor Mahia defender Alphonse Omija believes Nairobi United are well prepared to take all three points when they face his former side in a highly anticipated FKF Premier League clash on Sunday.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsK'Ogalo and Naibois will lock horns at Wang'uru Stadium in Kirinyaga, with both sides having plenty to play for as the league campaign gathers momentum.Patrick Aussems' Nairobi United are still searching for their first victory of the season.##NAJAVA_MECA_10095254##Despite playing five league matches, the Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja-backed outfit are yet to register a win and will be desperate to turn their fortunes around against the reigning league champions.Gor, meanwhile, will be looking to bounce back after suffering defeat to KCB last weekend.The Bankers' victory over APS Bomet on Friday also saw them move to the top of the league standings, adding further pressure on Charles Akonnor's charges to respond.AFC Leopards chairman Ambani explains his single vote against Mariga's ousterSpeaking ahead of the encounter, Omija said his focus is firmly on Nairobi United, despite the emotional connection he still has with Gor."The preparations have been top-notch. We have had a good week of training, and the boys are ready. We are looking forward to Sunday because it is going to be a good and interesting game," offered the defender."It will be a tough match for both sides. It won't be easy for us, and it won't be easy for them either. Gor Mahia may be my former club, but I am now here, and my focus is fully on my new home. I want to help Nairobi United get the result we are looking for," he added.Shabana edge Mombasa United in dramatic five-goal thriller to break into top 4The Kenya international also called on Nairobi United supporters to turn up in large numbers and rally behind the team in Kirinyaga, revealing that the players are counting on their backing.Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, who serves as the club's patron, has pledged 25 buses to ferry supporters to Wang'uru Stadium for the high-profile encounter."Personally, I am settled and fully focused. This is a game everyone is looking forward to, and we want our supporters to come out in large numbers. The transport has been organised, so we need them to turn up and give us that extra push," he said.Mariga, six others ousted at chaotic FKF SGM in Meru"We want to go into the international break with a win. That is what we are working towards, and hopefully, we can deliver on Sunday."Omija joined Nairobi United as a free agent after parting ways with Tunisian outfit Etoile Sportive du Sahel.
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