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Kenya Coach Engin Firat challenges Cameroon

Will #Kenya be the weapon fashioned against #Cameroon in group J????? I throw the question to you cause the date and venue for Cameroon's double confrontation with the harambee stars has been set Hello everyone welcome to my channel today we talk about #October action between Cameroon and Kenya and the possible outcome . If it's your first time on this channel, please click the subscribe button, like share and most importantly leave a comment below, I upload every Tuesday and Thursdays . Let's get into it Cameroon's #AFCON qualifiers against Kenya will take place at Japoma Stadium on Friday, October 11, 2024. According to a document from the Confederation of African Football, the Indomitable Lions will host the Harambee Stars on match day three of the AFCON qualifiers, starting at 5 PM. So, here’s the scoop: the game will be officiated by a team of referees from Senegal. Issa Sy is the main referee, and he’ll have Djibril Camara, Nouha Bangoura, and Daouda Gueye helping him out. There’s also Antonio Esono from Equatorial Guinea acting as the match commissioner. Everything seems set for an exciting showdown! While everything is set for now, given the current situation in the country, things could change, so we look forward to October 11. What I think you should know , is, as we speak, #CAF inspecting missions is in Cameroon for four days to inspect the sporting venues. The team will assess several venues, including Omnisport, Japoma, Ngueme, Olembe, and Kuekong Stadiums, while notably excluding the Roumde Adjia Stadium due to concerns over its condition. Let's talk about Kenya's preparation. What , I found it interesting is that Kenyan coach #Engin Firat was initially worried about the match being in Garoua. He actually spoke about reaching out to the Kenyan government asking for a chartered flight so his players wouldn’t get too tired traveling from Douala or Yaoundé to Garoua. In his words he said, "It's crucial for us that the government helps us with a chartered flight; otherwise, the players will be too tired to get any results. I ask the Ministry of Sports to help us with a chartered flight for such games." It's interesting to see how engaged he is; it shows how seriously they treat this game and the qualifiers as a whole, especially after serving a FIFA ban that kept them out of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations. Coach Firat has actually instilled confidence in his squad and believes they can go all the way. After defeating Namibia, he challenged Cameroon directly: he said "Do you think we are easy to play against? Cameroon should think about how they want to crack us. I'm not afraid of Cameroon. You saw how the boys played against Côte d'Ivoire, Russia, and Qatar. If we have our boys together, they are very united and believe in each other." He added that the Harambee Stars are unbeaten this year despite playing all their home games away. The team has recorded four wins and three draws, scoring 15 goals while conceding just three. They also won the 2024 edition of the Four Nations Tournament. The confidence Firat exudes before this game is noteworthy and palpable among Kenyans. André Onana has agreed that Kenya poses the biggest challenge in their group; he acknowledged that while Namibia was tough, Kenya is their main contender. It’s unclear what strategy Marc Bry will implement to secure a win for Cameroon, but one thing is certain: it won't be easy. Engin Firat and his team are currently playing for national pride. He revealed in September that he hadn’t been paid by the Ministry for several months—a fact acknowledged by the FA, which stated that delays were on the part of the ministry. While this may be advantageous for Cameroon, it could also mean that Kenya will be even more motivated to make their country proud. Firat has been working with this team since 2021—longer than Bry—so he knows his players' strengths well. During their FIFA ban from international football, he likely used that time for better scouting. Some of his achievements over his two-decade managerial career include winning the West Asian Football Federation Championship in Iran in 2008 and leading Saipa to victory in the Iran Pro League in 2006. He also won Coach of the Year in Moldova in 2009 and has been recognized as Turkey's best coach abroad three times (2009, 2011, 2023), among other accolades. As it stands, Kenya and Cameroon are tied on points—four each—in Group J, with Kenya at the top thanks to a one-goal difference after defeating Namibia 2-1 following a barren draw with Zimbabwe. I can't say for sure who will win but Kenya has given us every reason to not neglect the game and I believe we wouldn't. So let's see what the teams can make of it come October What do you think, can Kenya maintain top position in group J or will Cameroon turn the tides