Kenya

Nairobi United FC have ended weeks of uncertainty by appointing seasoned tactician Godfrey Solo Oduor as head coach, handing him the task of sustaining their domestic rise and delivering on the continental stage.

Gor Mahia bounced back in style to return to the summit of the FKF Premier League after a commanding 3-0 victory over Mara Sugar, keeping pace with rivals AFC Leopards in an increasingly tight title race.

AFC Leopards produced a dramatic late show at Nyayo National Stadium, scoring twice in stoppage time to snatch a stunning 2-1 victory over APS Bomet and tighten their grip on the league summit.

Bandari FC produced a composed and clinical display to edge Tusker FC 2-1 in a tense Kenya Premier League Round 17 clash in Muranga, leaving the brewers frustrated after another home setback.

A first half goal at Gusii Stadium was enough as Shabana FC secured all three points against Sofapaka FC in a tightly contested league match.

John Mark Makwata scored against his former employers as Mathare United edged Ulinzi Stars 1-0 to register their first FKF Premier League win of 2026 and end a worrying losing streak.

Gor Mahia came from two goals down to stun Murang’a SEAL 3–2 at Kasarani, snapping the visitors’ long unbeaten run and reclaiming the FKF Premier League summit in dramatic fashion.

Bandari Football Club have officially appointed Bernard Mwalala as their new head coach, backing the experienced tactician to lead the Dockers to renewed success in the Kenyan Premier League.

Bandari came from behind in dramatic fashion to defeat Kakamega Homeboyz 2–1 at Mbaraki Stadium, scoring twice in stoppage time to hand Bernard Mwalala his first win since returning to the Dockers’ dugout.

Gor Mahia underlined their title credentials with a ruthless 4-1 demolition of Kariobangi Sharks at Kasarani Stadium, reclaiming top spot in the FKF Premier League with games in hand.

Kakamega Homeboyz stunned AFC Leopards with an early strike and disciplined defending to claim a gritty 1-0 FKF Premier League victory at Nyayo National Stadium, dealing a blow to Ingwe’s title push.

Samuel Semo’s first-half goal sealed a hard-fought 1-0 victory for AFC Leopards over Bidco United at Kasarani, lifting Ingwe to the summit of the FKF Premier League as the season heads into the festive break.

Kenya Police FC let a two-goal advantage slip as Kakamega Homeboyz rallied strongly in the second half to force a 2-2 draw in a lively FKF Premier League clash at Bukhungu Stadium.

A weekend meant to showcase top-flight football instead delivered controversy, resilience and long-awaited relief, as chaos halted one match while Tusker and Bandari secured crucial victories across the country.

Shabana FC produced a ruthless away performance at Kasarani Stadium to beat KCB FC 3-1, a result that lifts the Glamour Boys level on points with Gor Mahia as the title race gathers pace.