Kibwage confident wounded Gor Mahia will bounce back against Djibouti side
Gor Mahia assistant captain Michael Kibwage has rallied his teammates to respond strongly after their heartbreaking defeat to Vipers SC, insisting the race for a place in the CECAFA Kagame Cup semi-finals is far from over.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsK’Ogalo suffered a painful 1-0 defeat to the Uganda Premier League champions at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali on Monday. Substitute Gusto Mulongo struck deep into stoppage time to hand Vipers all three points.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868129##The result left Gor Mahia with three points from two Group A matches, while Vipers moved to the summit with a perfect six points.Reacting to the late setback, Kibwage admitted the defeat was difficult to take but maintained that the team remains fully focused on sealing a semi-final berth when they face Djibouti’s Garde Républicaine in their final group match on Friday.“Heartbreaking to lose in the last minute yesterday. But the pain is a driver for our final group game. The target for a semi-final sl..