The CAF Confederation Cup (CAF CC) returns to Kenyan soil as Tusker FC host Tanzanian outfit Singida Black Stars in the second preliminary round first leg at Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday, 18 October, with kick-off scheduled for 3 pm.Tusker, who are returning to the competition after a decade, will be seeking to take full advantage of their home tie before travelling to Tanzania for the return leg.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036857##The Brewers head into the match on the back of a dominant display and a 2-0 win over Ulinzi Stars in their last league outing, while Singida suffered a 1-0 defeat to Coastal Union in their most recent league match.To reach the second round, Tusker battled to a 3-2 aggregate victory over Sudanese side Madani, drawing 2-2 in the first leg before securing a 1-0 home win courtesy of a Chris Erambo goal.Singida, on the other hand, thrashed South Sudanese side Al-Ghazala 7-1 on aggregate to book their place in the second and final preliminary round.Alpha Onyango strikes late as Gor Mahia edge APS Bomet to maintain perfect startSpeaking ahead of Sunday's clash, Tusker coach Julien Mette backed his side to emerge victorious, noting that they would be facing an opponent of a comparable standard.“The plan is to win. To play good football, stick to our identity and hopefully qualify to the next round.We are not facing a giant. We are facing a better team, playing in a better league and with a bigger budget, but we are more or less at the same level and have to go out and seek for a win,” said Mette.FKFPL Preview: Shabana eye revenge against Nairobi United as Homeboyz face Ulinzi StarsOn his part, Erick Kapaito called for maximum alertness from his teammates, emphasising the need to make good use of their home advantage.“We will need maximum concentration in the match, especially because we are playing at home and must do all it takes to bag three points.“We will be taking the momentum gained from the match against Ulinzi into the tie which is a morale booster to the team,” said Kapaito.The second leg is scheduled for Sunday, 25 October, at Airtel Stadium in Singida, Tanzania, with the aggregate winner qualifying for the lucrative group stage.Should Kenyan football adopt popular Tanzanian clubs trend to attract more fans?