The air is filled with optimism within the Maroons camp as Ronald Orombi, their talented midfielder, shares his belief in causing an upset against the champions, Vipers, at the formidable Kitende Stadium.
This excitement follows their recent outstanding victories – Vipers’ hard-fought 2-0 win over title contenders Kitara, and Maroons’ impressive 3-0 triumph over relegation-threatened Busoga United.
In an interview with the club media, Orombi exudes confidence, emphasizing the team’s happiness and motivation.
The recent triumphs have not only boosted their spirits but have also ignited a strong belief that a positive result against Vipers is within their grasp, bringing them closer to their goal of securing a top-four finish.
Respecting Vipers’ well-established reputation, Orombi accentuates the shared qualities between the players on both teams, highlighting that it is the determination and unity that ultimately make the difference.
Maroons approach this upcoming clash with a mindset built on mutual respect and self-assuredness.
Sitting at second place in the league standings with 45 points, Vipers’ ambition is to reclaim the top spot from BUL, which they can achieve by avoiding defeat.
However, their true objective is to please their dedicated home fans by securing a comprehensive victory.
Anchored by key players such as Yunus Sentamu, who has recently rediscovered his top form, Eric Kambale, Bright Anukani, Allan Okello, and their resolute captain Milton Karisa, Vipers present a formidable challenge.
For Maroons, the golden boot contender Fred Amaku holds the key to their success in this encounter.
The team firmly understands that a win over Vipers would propel them from their current seventh position to an encouraging fifth, accumulating 38 points.
With this in mind, Maroons are well-prepared for the battle that lies ahead, eager to seize the opportunity and make a significant climb up the league standings.
