#Sportpesa League

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.

Gor Mahia boss Charles Akonnor has been crowned the SportPesa League Coach of the Month for October after guiding K’Ogalo to a flawless run.

Murang’a Seal picked up a vital point on Sunday after holding AFC Leopards to a tight contest at Nyayo Stadium, boosting their survival fight in the FKF Premier League.

Tusker FC suffered a 2–1 defeat to Kenya Police FC in Murang’a despite a late Kapaito penalty, as early defensive lapses proved costly.

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.

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.

Gor Mahia reaffirmed their dominance in Kenyan football with a commanding 2–0 victory over Kenya Police in the electrifying “Sirkal Derby” at Nyayo Stadium, as Felix Oluoch and Musa Sharif fired the champions to another statement win.

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.

SportPesa has unveiled new monthly awards to honor the best players and coaches in Kenya’s top-flight football league. Starting in November, the initiative will see the introduction of Player of the Month and Coach of the Month accolades part of the sponsor’s wider push to raise standards, promote data-driven recognition, and strengthen the link between club success and national team development.

Nairobi United extended their fine form with a commanding 3–1 win over Bandari FC at home on Tuesday afternoon. Despite a spirited first-half response from the Dockers, the hosts’ energy and precision in front of goal proved decisive in the second period.

Gor Mahia and Ulinzi Stars settled for a 1–1 draw in a tightly contested FKF Premier League clash at Kasarani Stadium. Felix Oluoch opened the scoring for Gor early on before Boniface Muchiri equalized for the Soldiers, as both sides showed grit and determination throughout.

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.

Bidco United secured a hard-fought 2-1 away win over Ulinzi Stars at the Ulinzi Sports Complex on Wednesday, deepening the Soldiers’ struggles following the recent sacking of head coach Danstan Nyaundo. Second-half goals from Clinton Akite and Thomas Wainaina earned Bidco maximum points despite a late Boniface Muchiri penalty for Ulinzi.

AFC Leopards came from behind to claim a 2-1 victory over Shabana FC at Gusii Stadium on Wednesday afternoon. Despite falling behind early through an Alvin Odongo strike, second-half goals from Victor Omune and a late own goal turned the game around, giving Ingwe a valuable away win in the FKF Premier League.