Following a three-day rest after their 1-1 draw against Egypt, Harambee Stars skipper Victor Wanyama has raised concerns over the team’s fatigue ahead of their clash against Togo on Monday, November 18.
The team battled hard against Egypt producing a second-half masterclass to earn a draw against the record African champions.
A sloppy back pass from Eric Ouma handed Egypt a goal, before Michael Olunga drawing the visitors level to earn Kenya a vital point.
Harambee Stars travelled in a 16-hour economy flight from Egypt to Dubai with a four-hour layover before embarking on their journey to Kenya.
Wanyama has now admitted the team was fatigued but promised to put their best foot forward against the west African nation.
“Everyone is tired, it’s just a mental thing we have to switch on and give our best," the Tottenham midfielder was quoted saying.
In complete contrast, Togo landed in Nairobi in a chartered plane from their country, arriving at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on Saturday evening, November 16.
