Gor Mahia FC head into their SportPesa Premier League showdown against KCB FC with a clean bill of health, boosting confidence ahead of Sunday’s decisive fixture at Nyayo National Stadium. The record Kenyan champions report no fresh injury concerns, with only defender Felix Oluoch sidelined due to a long-term injury. This positive update hands head coach Charles Akonnor a rare luxury, a full-strength squad to choose from as K’Ogalo push to maintain momentum in the title race. Preparations have gone smoothly in camp, with key players sharp and raring to go. Sunday’s encounter is viewed as a must-win as Gor…
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Quietly influential yet immensely impactful, Abraham Odero aka *Ibra Baba Yao” stands as one of the unsung architects within the technical setup at Gor Mahia FC. A CAF C Licensed coach, Odero represents a modern breed of football thinkers, sharp, analytical, and deeply invested in the evolving science of the beautiful game. Renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and strong grasp of contemporary football dynamics, Odero blends traditional coaching instincts with data-driven insights, opposition scouting, and smart game models. His work often happens away from the spotlight, but its influence is evident in preparation, structure, and in-game adaptability. Holding…
Kakamega Homeboyz FC have officially retired jersey number 31 as a mark of respect and remembrance for the late Silas Abung’ana, whose dedication and service played a significant role in the club’s journey and identity. The decision underlines the club’s commitment to honouring individuals who have gone beyond the call of duty to serve the Homeboyz family, both on and off the pitch. Why Jersey Number 31 Was Retired According to the club, retiring jersey number 31 is meant to immortalize Abung’ana’s contribution and preserve his legacy within Kakamega Homeboyz FC’s rich history. He is remembered as a hardworking, loyal,…
Ebenezer Assifuah is one of those footballers whose name instantly brings memories of raw talent, big continental moments, and the unpredictable journey of African footballers in Europe and beyond. Early Promise & Breakthrough Born on 3 July 1993 in Ghana, Ebenezer Kofi Assifuah‑Inkoom made his mark as a striker with pace, strength, and a natural eye for goal. His biggest breakthrough came in 2013 when he captained Ghana at the Africa U-20 Cup of Nations. He finished the tournament as top scorer with six goals. Led Ghana to the title with decisive, fearless performances. Calm in front of goal and…
Gor Mahia Vice Chairperson Sally Bolo has voiced deep concern following explosive match-fixing allegations made by former Tusker FC head coach Charles Okere, warning that Kenyan football is facing a serious integrity crisis. In a strongly worded statement, Bolo said the claims are “painful to even say, but must be said,” especially coming from a coach of Okere’s stature. “When a respected former head coach openly admits that match fixing is rampant in Kenya, then we have a serious crisis on our hands. This is not just about results; it’s about the integrity of our game,” Bolo stated. She stressed…
