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The Malian custodian gets his first game since signing for the former champions.

<p>The former Bandari player is among the&nbsp;experienced heads in Gor Mahia's back four with no threat of losing it.</p>


The youngster has been making rapid development and after a good outing against Al Ahly-Merowe of Sudan, he has retained his position.

The youngster has come in to replace captain Harun Shakava, who has dropped to the bench.

With the exit of Andrew Juma, and Philemon Otieno benched, Nasri will partner Nkata at the heart of the Gor Mahia defence.

Wendo is a combative midfielder who will be providing cover for the back four.

With the absence of Clifton Miheso and Kenneth Muguna, who both left the team for greener pastures, Macharia has been trusted in that position.

Signed from Kariobangi Sharks, Lwasa will play alongside Wendo as they seek to beat their bitter rivals.

After returning from Wazito FC, Omondi has been handed a starting role by coach Mark Harrison.

The Burundi international has been given another chance at the club and last season's club's top scorer has everything to prove.

He started the season on a high, scoring a brace against KCB in a league assignment, and will lead the line once again.&nbsp;

Gor Mahia have named their first XI to play AFC Leopards in the first round meeting in the FKF Premier League on Wednesday.