Kenya Police FC and AFC Leopards will renew their rivalry on Tuesday afternoon when they meet in the final fixture of Round Two of the FKF Premier League at Nyayo National Stadium, with both sides targeting their first win of the season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe two Kenyan football heavyweights head into the encounter seeking to bounce back from opening-day draws. Kenya Police were held to a 1-1 draw by Migori Youth in Awendo, while AFC Leopards were frustrated by Bandari FC in a goalless stalemate at Police Sacco Grounds.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036267##Ingwe have proved to be a difficult opponent for the Law Enforcers since their promotion to the top flight in 2021. Kenya Police has managed just one league victory over Leopards, a convincing 3-0 win at Nyayo Stadium in the second leg of last season. The result dealt a significant blow to Ingwe's title ambitions, with eternal rivals Gor Mahia eventually claiming the championship.Both teams have strengthened their squads ahead of what promises to be a demanding campaign. Kenya Police have been active in the transfer market, bringing in the likes of Estone Esiye, Oliver Majaka, Brian Mzee, Elvis Rupia and Victor Haki, among others.Harambee Stars legend's son explains why he chose rugby over footballAFC Leopards, meanwhile, have made fewer changes to their squad, with Adama Kante, Kevin Otiala, Taddeo Lwanga and Musa Ceesay among their key additions.Ahead of the clash, Leopards’ head coach Fred Ambani acknowledged the disappointment of last season's heavy defeat to Police but insisted his side had worked to address the shortcomings exposed in that encounter.APS Bomet coach reveals Gor Mahia's advantage over most FKF Premier League teams“Last time against Police we lost 3-0, and we were wounded, and we went to the drawing board to plan again. We have corrected numerous things, and we are ready for Kenya Police FC, and we have a plan; our goal is to win the points,” he said.Ambani also apologised to the club's supporters after Leopards failed to secure victory against Bandari in their opening fixture, urging them to turn out in numbers and continue backing the team.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036278##“We want to say sorry to the fans because we promised the fans we would win the game, but we drew. We urge them to come again and support us, and we will do our best to win the game,” he added.With both sides eager to register their first three points of the campaign, this afternoon's encounter presents an early opportunity to gain momentum and make a statement in the race for the FKF Premier League title.Mara Sugar move behind Gor Mahia after extending Mombasa United's tough startKick-off is scheduled for 3 pm at Nyayo National Stadium.