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APS Bomet boosted their FKF Premier League survival hopes after defeating Mathare United 2-0 at Kasarani Annex, a victory that also earned the team a massive KSh1.85 million reward.

Mathare United have officially confirmed plans to relocate to Kericho County and rebrand as Kericho United from the 2026/27 season, marking a major shift for one of Kenya’s historic clubs.

Gor Mahia moved nine points clear at the top of the FKF Premier League after edging Mathare United in a dramatic Nyayo Stadium clash.

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.

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.

Alpha Onyango’s thunderous strike fired Gor Mahia back to winning ways and top of the FKF Premier League table, while Mathare United continued their steady rise with a narrow victory over Sofapaka in midweek action.

Dennis Cheruiyot’s second-half finish proved decisive as Mara Sugar edged Mathare United 1-0 at MISC Kasarani, keeping the visitors firmly on course while the SlumBoys were left to rue missed chances.

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.

A thrilling Sportpesa League Sunday saw Gor Mahia overpower Kenya Police in the “Sirkal Derby,” Bandari rescue a late draw against KCB, and Shabana stun Ulinzi Stars away from home.

AFC Leopards secured a deserved 2–0 victory over Mathare United at Nyayo Stadium in front of nearly 4,000 fans. Goals from Vincent Mahiga and James Kinyanjui sealed the win, while the club expressed gratitude to supporters for their strong turnout and cooperation on matchday.

Gor Mahia cruised to a 3–0 victory over Posta Rangers at Nyayo Stadium, dedicating the win to their late patron Raila Odinga. Meanwhile, Shabana FC fell 1–0 to Mathare United in Kisii despite strong home support and a spirited second-half push.

Musa Masika's second-half strike proved decisive as Mathare United edged Ulinzi Stars 1-0 at Dandora Stadium in a tightly contested FKF Premier League clash.

A quiet weekend in the Kenyan Premier League saw a string of low-scoring matches, with Tusker vs Leopards and Bidco United vs Bandari ending in goalless draws, while Talanta FC and Sofapaka each edged out tight contests with narrow margins.

Masika Wycliffe scored twice to inspire a second-half comeback as Mathare United beat Tusker 2-1, while Ulinzi Stars dominated Talanta FC 4-0 and Kakamega Homeboyz and Sofapaka settled for a goalless draw.

Mathare United Announces Departure of Head Coach Leonard Odipo Following Shocking 3-0 Defeat to MCF FC