Gor Mahia and Sofapaka have now met 35 times in league action since 2009, and if there’s one constant in this fixture, it’s this: Batoto Ba Mungu always come prepared… but usually leave humbled. Back in 2009, Sofapaka entered the league with money, muscle, and big talk. Gor Mahia were still dusting themselves off, trying to remember how giants walk again. But even then, you could feel it, this was never going to be an easy ride for them. Their first meeting on 4 April 2009 saw George Blackberry Odhiembo announce himself. The man scored, Sofapaka won 2–1, and they…
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Gor Mahia head into their FKF Premier League clash against Sofapaka firmly focused on one objective: three points and staying top. K’Ogalo currently sit at the summit of the league standings with 36 points, level with eternal rivals AFC Leopards but ahead on goal difference, a margin they’ll be keen to protect and extend when they line up at Nyayo National Stadium, the confirmed venue after the fixture was moved from Kasarani. Akonnor: “Every Game Must Be Treated with Respect” Head coach Charles Akonnor has made it clear that there will be no complacency despite Gor Mahia’s strong league position…
Gor Mahia Defender Lewis Bandi is finally ready, and Gor Mahia fans might just see their new man in action for the first time when K’Ogalo face Sofapaka FC. Head coach Charles Akonnor has confirmed that Bandi is in contention, and after months of waiting, the green-and-white faithful will be hoping this is the moment. Signed from AFC Leopards back in August 2025, expectations were high, but cruel luck struck early. An injury picked up while on national duty at the CHAN 2024 tournament ruled him out before he could even kick a ball for K’Ogalo. Months later, the wait…
Gor Mahia are back in action this Saturday at Nyayo Stadium, and it’s another big one. Sofapaka stand in the way as K’Ogalo push to keep their title charge roaring. Level on 36 points with AFC Leopards but ahead on goal difference and with a game in hand, Gor Mahia know exactly what’s at stake. Win, and the pressure stays firmly on everyone else. Form? Solid. Since the year began, K’Ogalo have picked up four wins and a draw, building momentum at the perfect time. January has been tough, but Saturday offers the chance to finish it in style at…
After the dust settled from the last outing, the players were given a short breather, not to relax, but to reset. Now they’re back on the training ground, boots on, focus locked, sharpening every detail ahead of Saturday’s league battle against Sofapaka at Nyayo Stadium. Assistant coach Bismark Kobi has been clear: the performance was good, but good is not the Gor Mahia standard. Not when you’re in a title race. Not when every point matters. So the work has begun tightening the technical gaps, refining movement, improving decision-making, and raising intensity. Training sessions are no longer routine; they’re deliberate,…
