As they seek to make it three wins in a row, coach Kaziba has cautioned his players to avoid looking at the past and get ready for a real battle against a very good side.
“Last season, we won this exact fixture [away to Vipers] but that does not mean we take things for granted,” Kaziba told the club’s official website ahead of the match.
“We are surely building on our good record away to Vipers but we all know football is not static, we will deploy new tactics in order to neutralize new threats.”
Villa managed a 2-2 draw in their last league match and coach Kaziba has explained they have recovered well from the match and are looking in good shape to face the champions.
The Wednesday encounter is expected to be an emotional one for Kajoba since he led Bright Stars to a maiden Uganda Cup final in 2019 where they ended up losing to Proline FC in post-match penalties.
“We closed that chapter though the memories remained. We have since moved on and Wednesday is purely going to be another affair. It would be business and real business, he added. We will enjoy fighting for three points as well.”
On injuries, late assessments will be carried out on Halid Lwaliwa and Siraje Sentamu after they were unavailable for the Onduparaka game due to minor knocks.
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“The team did an excellent job and displayed an unrelenting character in the previous win, however, we need to keep focused and calm going into the next fixtures because the going is only getting tougher,” Kajoba told the club’s official website.
Kajoba has also confirmed his concern with the leaking defence which has conceded in all but two games they have played so far this campaign, and explained what he was doing to end the problem.
The reigning champions have already let in 10 goals in eight games, a tally that Kajoba says must be worked on before it is too late.