[dropcap]G[/dropcap]or Mahia squad is upbeat ahead of tommorow’s Caf Confederation Cup Group D clash with Rayon Sports of Rwanda in Kigali. The team hit the runaway to Kigali on Saturday morning and good preparations were done and everyone is ready for duty as confirmed by head coach Dylan Kerr. “We trained well after the derby. We sharpened a few areas of concern arising from our previous matches and we are ready for the next challenge” said head coach, Dylan Kerr. Asked about the mood in camp Kerr said they are focused on the most important things now. “Everyone has grown…
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[dropcap]K[/dropcap]arim Nizigiyimana has been missing in action since the nasty ankle injury suffered in a league match against Mathare United last year in October but the defender is doing well and on with light training sessions in Rwanda. Karim had a corrective surgery on his right ankle and has been doing well with his recovery process – currently he’s under therapy and light training as he tries to get his form back. “I am doing well with my treatment. Currently, no pains, I can run and juggle the ball. I feel good about this” said defender. Karim who was in…
The most difficult match in k’Ogalo fixtures is always against the Mathare United. They are always hard to crack. Watch the highlights Sunday, 29 April 2018.
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]alusimbi makes a come back but will start from the bench in a lineup that will also see the combative midfielder, Ernest Wendo, in the starting eleven. Below is the full lineup that will face Mathare United this afternoon; Starting XI: 16. Shaban Odhoji, 14. Innocent Wafula, 21. Wesley Onguso, 12. Joash Onyango, 18. Harun Shakava, 20. Ernest Wendo, 8. Francis Kahata, 30. Humphrey Mieno, 9. Jacques Tuyisenge, 25. George Odhiambo Sub: Frederick Odhiambo, 2. Godfrey Walusimbi, 27. Charles Momanyi, 24. Lawrence Juma, 26. Philemon Otieno, 6. Samuel Onyango, 19. Ephrem Guikan
[dropcap]G[/dropcap]or Mahia surrendered a two goal lead to settle for a 2- 2 draw against Chemelil Sugar in Kericho on Wednesday. Midfilder Humphrey Mieno put the league champions ahead on the fourth minute before striker Ephrem Guikan doubled the lead on the 27th minute. Things would turn around in second half as the Sugar millers pushed for what they considered as a good result. Two goals in second was enough to put things level and earn them a worthy point. The host team used their numerical advantage after custodian Boniface Oluoch was red cared to reduce Gor side to 10…