Defenders
Yusuf Mainge, Washington Munene, Robinson Kamura, Isaac Kipyegon, Robert Mudenyu, Collins Shivachi, Omar Somobwana, Clyde Senaji, Lewis Bandi.
Midfielders
Said Tsuma, Peter Thiong’o, Gideon Waja, Fabrice Mugheni, Boniface Mukhekhe, Eugene Mukangula, Collins Shichenje, Austin Odhiambo, Marvin Nabwire, Jaffery Awiti, Musa Saad.
Forwards
Harrison Mwendwa, Elvis Rupia, Hansel Ochieng, Bienvenue Shaka, Steven Otieno, Caleb Olilo, Peter Thiong o.
Just like Bandari’s case, Aussems has every player at his disposal and will want to ensure he starts his reign at the club on a positive note.
Ahead of their FKF Shield Cup fixture, Aussems explained his main concern was the tactical aspect of the team which he said they must improve before their next league assignment.
Despite some lively play and a plethora of chances, the match ended in a goalless draw.
The two teams came into this fixture boasting a rich vein of form. Gor, under new coach Carlos Manuel Vaz Pinto, had won the last two matches, while AFC Leopards, under interim coach Anthony Kimani, were on a three-match winning run.
However, neither of the two teams appeared to have a cutting edge on the day.
Should Ingwe celebrate the draw?
A point for the 13-time league champions after five years without beating their rivals should come as good news for
Ingwe and their fans.
Seth Willis Goal analyses shot-stoppers who performed well for clubs in the Kenyan top-tier Gopal Kenya. Gabriel Andika - Kakamega Homeboyz
The custodian had a good 2019/20 season with the Nicholas Muyoti-led charges. He played a huge role as the team conceded 24 goals in the abandoned 2019/20 season and went on to finish second.
Homeboyz have kept the faith in the custodian this season and have started him in the four matches they have played. Andika has managed to keep one clean sheet and hopes to keep many more. TFF. Timothy Odhiambo - Ulinzi Stars
The Soldier s youngster was the reason why the Nakuru-based charges finished in the top four in the previous season. The four-time champions managed to finish best defensively after conceding just 15 goals.
Ingwe’s new signing came as the hosts launched attacks that the visitors clearly struggled to contain.
Western Stima failed to strike in the 27th minute when Robinson Kamura conceded a free-kick in a dangerous position as he fouled Laban Otieno. Baron Oketch took the free-kick but his effort went out, thus denying the Powermen a likely opener.
From when the second half started to the time the first goal was scored, AFC Leopards threatened on numerous occasions but Western Stima were able to thwart the danger presented.
Elvis Rupia, who has been inspirational in the last three games, was substituted in the 89th minute as coach Anthony Kimani brought on Bienvenue Shaka in an attempt to secure a winning goal.