The dust may have settled, but the fire from the Mashemeji Derby between Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards is still burning strong. In a light-hearted and engaging post across the club’s official platforms, Gor Mahia shared an imagined halftime conversation among players, capturing the mood, belief, and intent that defined their second-half performance. The Turning Point Following a first half in which K’Ogalo created several chances but failed to convert, the team made key tactical adjustments. Ben Stanley Omondi, Laurence Juma, Samel Kapen, and Ebenezer Assifuah were introduced, bringing renewed energy and control. The breakthrough came in the second half,…
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Gor Mahia patron Eliud Owalo has urged the K’Ogalo squad to stay focused and disciplined as they push for the league title, emphasizing a “one game at a time” approach ahead of their clash with Kakamega Homeboyz FC. Speaking to the players, Owalo advised them not to be overwhelmed by the remaining fixtures but instead concentrate fully on the immediate task. “I want to advise you to take one game at a time. Don’t think of the five matches, just think of the next game. Our next game is in Kakamega, isn’t it? Plan for it and win it.” He…
In a clash defined by intensity, pride, and tactical battles, one name quietly but decisively took control, Bryton Onyona. A Nightmare for AFC Leopards From the first whistle, Onyona made his intentions clear. Tasked with containing James Kinyanjui, the 20-year-old didn’t just mark him, he neutralized him completely. Every attempt to influence play was shut down, leaving AFC Leopards frustrated and ineffective. Tactical Intelligence Beyond His Years What stood out wasn’t just Onyona’s energy, it was his awareness. After noticing that AFC Leopards were deliberately avoiding his left flank, he adjusted seamlessly. Instead of chasing the ball, he turned his…
Kenyan football is staring at a serious standoff after referees in the Kenyan Premier League announced a boycott of all matches involving AFC Leopards. In a firm and unprecedented statement, the match officials declared they will not officiate any fixtures involving the club until chairman Boniface Ambani issues a public apology and provides clear guarantees for their safety. “We will not officiate any AFC Leopards matches until the chairman apologises and assures referees of their security,” the statement read. Safety concerns spark drastic action The decision follows troubling incidents involving referees Michael Obuya and Kelvin Maina, who were reportedly assaulted…
Earlier today, Gor Mahia FC was hosted for a celebratory luncheon at the iconic Carnivore Restaurant, in recognition of their impressive performance in yesterday’s Mashemeji Derby. The gathering brought together players, technical staff, and club leadership in a moment of celebration following the high-stakes derby victory that energized fans and reaffirmed Gor Mahia’s strong form this season. During the luncheon, the club patron Eliud Owalo presented the team with a cash reward of KSh 1 million, commending their discipline, fighting spirit, and commitment in securing the important win. The gesture was widely seen as a morale booster ahead of upcoming…
