#FKF Premier League

James Kinyanjui steps into his first Mashemeji Derby with fire in his belly and a mission to spark AFC Leopards back to winning form after a tough three-match run.

Mathare United needed patience, grit and a moment of sharp instinct from Kinyanjui to break Nairobi United’s resilience, sealing a tight 1-0 win in Dandora after a fiercely contested ninety minutes.

Tusker FC returned to winning ways with a composed 1-0 victory over Mara Sugar at Awendo Green Stadium, ending a two-match slump and reigniting their title chase.

AFC Leopards were forced to settle for another disappointing draw after being held 1-1 by Kariobangi Sharks, extending their winless streak to three FKF Premier League matches and denting momentum ahead of the Mashemeji Derby.

Gor Mahia claimed all three points in their 100th league meeting with Tusker after a seventh-minute own goal proved decisive in a tightly contested match at Kasarani.

KCB secured a tight 1-0 win over Mara Sugar after scoring inside the opening minute, surviving late pressure and a series of tactical changes from both sides.

Paul Okoth’s brilliant second-half strike earned Ulinzi Stars a gritty 1–0 away win over APS Bomet in Kericho, capping a performance full of heart, fight and defensive discipline.

KCB and Bidco United played out a cagey 0–0 draw, with neither side able to find a breakthrough despite late changes and a competitive tempo.

AFC Leopards’ 14-match unbeaten streak came to a bitter end at the Awendo Green Stadium, as two late goals from Dennis Cheruiyot handed Mara Sugar a stunning 2-0 victory in the FKF Premier League.

Kenya Police FC have filed an official complaint with CAF, accusing Sudan’s Al Hilal of fielding unregistered players during their Champions League second-leg clash in Libya. The law enforcers exited the tournament 4–1 on aggregate after a 3–1 loss, missing out on a potential KSh 90 million group-stage payout.

Kenya Police FC’s CAF Champions League journey ended in heartbreak after a 3–1 loss to Sudan’s Al Hilal SC in Benghazi, Libya. The defeat not only dashed their continental dreams but also cost them a potential KSh 90 million payday for reaching the group stage.

Kenya Police FC celebrated their maiden league title at Ulinzi Sports Complex despite being held 1-1 by dethroned champions Gor Mahia. While the coronation was undisturbed, the relegation battle saw FC Talanta and Nairobi City Stars drop to the second tier, with Posta Rangers earning a lifeline via playoff.

Kenya Police FC have secured their maiden FKF Premier League title with a decisive 1-0 win over Shabana FC, capping off a season of dramatic transformation under coach Etienne Ndayiragije.

Kenya Police FC are on the cusp of history. After edging Talanta FC 1-0 and watching Gor Mahia drop points against AFC Leopards, the law enforcers now need just one point from their final two matches to lift their first-ever FKF Premier League title. The dream is within reach and only Shabana FC and Gor Mahia stand in their way.

As excitement builds for the Mashemeji Derby in Homa Bay, organizers confirm refunds for unused tickets. Fans can now request refunds starting next week for any tickets previously purchased but not used.