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Caf Confederation Cup: The key players for Gor Mahia against Yanga

The Ivorian striker is slowly proving his worth with the Kenyan champions. He could have easily won the man of the match award in the first leg, owing to his output and the two goals he scored. If he gets into the perfect shape, then Meddie Kagere's name will not be worth mentioning but he has to continue giving his best consistently.

Ephram Guikan

The Rwandan striker, despite scoring once, played a vital role in the first leg especially in the first forty-five minutes to help his team get the much needed win. His terrorizing pace was too much for the Tanzanian outfit and at the end of the day panic crept into its players especially at the back. He will be aiming at doing even better in the second leg.

Jacques Tuyisenge

He was the man of the match in the first leg, providing two assists for the Ivorian Ephram Guikan. All eyes will be on him once again, and the impact he will have&nbsp;on Sunday's&nbsp;match. His experience will be vital for the Kenyan champions, who are determined to make history by qualifying to the quarter-finals of the competition.

Humphrey Mieno

Otieno has been a perfect replacement whenever he is called into action, to cover for any unavailable colleague. Once again he will be the main man in the midfield and his partnership with Humphrey Mieno has to work. The main job for the player will be forming that link from the back all the way to the attacking department.

Philemon Otieno

Shakava's leadership at the back has been excellent, he has managed to keep the team intact despite the departure of Musa Mohammed. He is committed to the team and his approach has endeared him to the fans. One thing he has to do is to ensure he does everything possible to stop the opponents from bringing the ball into the danger zone.

Harun Shakava

The custodian was excellent in the first leg against Yanga, collecting everything thrown to him with ease. He never fumbled and had perfect communication with his defenders to ensure he does not leak. With first choice Boniface Oluoch conceding cheap goals, coach Dylan Kerr might just stick with this keeper, who has a point to prove.