#Kenya Police FC

Gor Mahia’s hopes of sealing their 22nd FKF Premier League title suffered a temporary setback after they were held to a dramatic 1-1 draw by Kenya Police FC at Nyayo National Stadium.

AFC Leopards returned to winning ways with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Mara Sugar at Nyayo Stadium, cutting Gor Mahia’s lead at the top of the FKF Premier League table to six points.

Bandari FC continued their resurgence under Bernard Mwalala with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Kenya Police FC, thanks to a decisive second-half goal from Darius Msagha.

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.

AFC Leopards walked off the Kasarani turf frustrated after failing to convert a string of clear chances in a tense 0-0 draw with Kenya Police. Ingwe dominated key moments, but brilliant goalkeeping and heroic defending denied them a victory that would have pushed them into the title conversation.

Kenya Police climbed to the summit of the FKF Premier League on Saturday after a narrow win over Kariobangi Sharks, while Shabana continued their fine run with a hard-earned victory at Gusii Stadium.

Police FC earned a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Sofapaka at the Police Sacco Stadium, extending their unbeaten defensive run to 360 minutes without conceding. Edward Omondi’s first-half strike against his former club proved decisive as the Law Enforcers sealed back-to-back wins and a fourth straight clean sheet in the SportPesa 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.

Kakamega Homeboyz and Shabana FC reignited the FKF Premier League title battle with hard-earned 2-1 victories on Tuesday. The wins not only tightened the top-four contest but also dealt a significant blow to Police FC’s grip on the summit.

It was heartbreak for Bandari at home as Kenya Police FC snatched a last-minute win in Mombasa, while Shabana FC shocked KCB with a gritty 1-0 victory in Nairobi to keep survival hopes alive.