#Nyayo Stadium

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.

Gor Mahia claimed a crucial 1-0 win over AFC Leopards in the Mashemeji Derby, with Captain Alpha Onyango striking late to open a six-point gap at the FKF Premier League summit.

Australia defeated Harambee Starlets 2-0 at Nyayo Stadium to clinch the inaugural FIFA Series title, with Kenya settling for silver after a spirited but ultimately costly performance on home soil.

Kenya’s readiness to host AFCON 2027 is under scrutiny after a CAF inspection report revealed major infrastructure gaps across key stadiums.

Gor Mahia battled from a fiercely contested encounter to defeat Shabana FC 2-1 at Nyayo National Stadium, stretching their lead at the top of the FKF Premier League standings.

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.

A stoppage-time winner from substitute Exaule Misuri sealed a thrilling 3–2 victory for Kenyan Police, denying Bidco United a well-earned comeback in a rescheduled Premier League clash at Nyayo Stadium.

The Mashemeji Derby has been pushed to December 7, 2025, after Gor Mahia’s request for postponement forced FKF to call off the original fixture due to lack of an approved venue.

The Mashemeji Derby has been thrown into doubt after Gor Mahia formally requested a postponement, with both Kasarani and Nyayo Stadium unavailable just days before the clash.

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.

Kenya’s Harambee Starlets took a major step toward qualifying for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) with a commanding 3–1 victory over The Gambia at Nyayo Stadium. Despite conceding early, the Starlets roared back through goals from Mwanahalima “Dogo” Adam, Fasila Adhiambo, and debutant Shalyne Opisa. The win gives Kenya a strong advantage ahead of next week’s decisive return leg in Senegal, as they aim for their first WAFCON appearance since 2016.

The Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports has issued a status report on the advancement of stadium readiness for upcoming global sporting competitions.