<\/a>and will not give his former club Tusker any favours.<\/span><\/p>\nThe brewers clash with Gor in the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) curtain raiser, the DSTV Super Cup on Sunday.<\/span><\/p>\nThe match normally brings together league champions against the Cup holders. Tusker are the league champions, while Gor are the Cup holders.<\/span><\/p>\nMidenyo left the club in acrimonious circumstances, after allegedly falling out with them, but he insists that he has nothing personal against his former team.<\/span><\/p>\n“Tusker is a good team and we expect a tough match, but we will play our hearts out because a trophy at the beginning of the season is a great thing for any team as it will boost the morale of players,” Midenyo said.<\/span><\/p>\nHe added: “I have nothing against Tusker, but I will just be doing my job and if I score I will be very happy because that is every striker\u2019s wish.”<\/span><\/p>\nMidenyo who was at one moment the leading scorer last season before he suffered an ankle injury that put him out of action for a long spell, said, “the only point I have to prove is for Gor Mahia fans and not Tusker.”<\/span><\/p>\n“The current champions should, however, think of settling our dues because all of the players they released are yet to get their share of the Sh3 million for winning the local title,” said Midenyo who had stints with Norway and Swedish clubs before returning to the KPL.<\/span><\/p>\nKPL Chief Executive Officer Jack Oguda said the match will be aired live on Supersport channel 9 from 3pm on Sunday and tickets go on sale tomorrow at selected outlets.<\/span><\/p>\nTickets for the VIP stand will cost Sh400, while terraces will cost Sh100 and the outlets where they can be purchased are the Nyayo National Stadium Ticketing booth, 20th Century Cinema, City Stadium, Mumbai Plaza Gikomba, Fine Breeze Grill Dagoretti and Kenya Cinema.<\/span><\/p>\n\n\t\t\t
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