Five Gor Mahia players will be playing for their various countries this weekend in Fifa international fixtures. Francis Kahata, Joash Onyango and Phillemon Otieno are in Kenya’s national team Harambee Stars. The three players made the cut to the final squad that will be facing Ghana today at Kasarani in Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Karim Nizigiyimana and Francis Mustafa are also in Gabon with Burundi national team. The two are keen on helping their team against the host in today’s fixture confirmed by defender Nizigiyimana. “It will be a tough match against Gabon but we are ready to take…
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Passion in Gor Mahia comes with great responsibilities. Followers don’t spare any little creative space they get to support their team. All over the world, soccer has been an instrument of unity, passion – coupled with emotions from different perspectives. Winners celebrate, losers cry and any draw brings different reactions depending on which team is considered superior. Supporting a team vary from one fan-base to another. Instruments used are different and the type of songs depend on the region a team comes from. In Kenya, we have seen such forms in three different teams. From Sofapaka to AFC Leopards, but…
Gor Mahia bowed out of Sportpesa Shield on a post-match penalties.
Goalkeeper Fredrick Odhiambo is starting today against Kariobangi Sharks in SportpesaShield quarter-final match in Machakos. This will be Odhiambo’s fourth straight match as Gor Mahia set eyes on another silverware after bagging the league title. Major changes have been made to the starting team as most players who got involved the mid-week Caf match have been rested. Line up: 1. Fredrick Odhiambo, 7. Innocent Wafula, 21. Wesley Onguso, 27. Charles Momanyi, 15. Joachim Oluoch, 20. Ernest Wendo, 24. Lawrence Juma, 17. Benard Ondiek, 11. Boniface Omondi, 23. Francis Mustafa, 19. Ephrem Guikan Subs: 16. Shaban Odhoji, 28. Raphael Asudi, 4.…
After being knocked out of 2018 CAF Confederations Cup competition on Wednesday in Algiers, Gor Mahia continue their pursuit of another piece of silverware this weekend. Dylan Kerr’s side will be taking on Kariobangi Sharks in a quarter-final match of the Sportpesa Shield tournament tomorrow (Sunday) in Machakos. Even after being declared league champions with six matches to spare, the tie will present another chance for K’Ogalo to decorate their season and add another title to their swelling trophy cabinet. On their way to quarters of Shield tournament, Gor Mahia knocked out Posta Rangers in the round of 16 and…
