Author: Sports Editor

The iconic Nyayo National Stadium will once again host one of Kenyan football’s most emotional clashes this Saturday, 21 March 2026, when record champions Gor Mahia face off with Shabana FC in a highly anticipated Kenyan Premier League showdown. The clash, popularly known as the Nyanza Derby, will pit the Green Army against the Tore Bobe faithful in a battle where passion, pride, and regional bragging rights will be on the line. With both teams boasting massive fan bases from the Nyanza region and all over the country and beyond, the atmosphere at Nyayo is expected to be electric as…

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Gor Mahia F.C. defender Sylvester Owino will be sidelined for approximately two months after sustaining a muscle tear, dealing a major blow to the club’s defensive setup as the season enters a crucial stage. The experienced centre-back sustained the injury during Gor Mahia’s recent league match against Ulinzi Stars on Saturday, 15th March 2026, and medical assessments have confirmed that the muscle tear will require a recovery period of up to eight weeks. According to the club’s medical team, scans revealed a significant muscle injury that will keep the experienced centre-back out for several weeks. “He was referred for further…

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While strikers score goals and defenders make dramatic tackles, the real story behind the dominance of Gor Mahia F.C. might actually lie in the quiet control of Ghanaian midfielder Enock Morrison. In a team packed with attacking stars, Morrison rarely makes the loudest headlines. Yet insiders and fans are increasingly agreeing on one thing: when Morrison plays well, Gor Mahia almost always wins. The Man Who Controls the Game Since arriving from Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko S.C., Morrison has quietly transformed the midfield of K’Ogalo. His job is simple but critical: Stop the opponent’s attacks Control the tempo Launch Gor…

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All-times champions Gor Mahia F.C. continue to march confidently toward another Kenyan Premier League title after opening a commanding gap at the summit of the standings. With 24 matches played out of the 34-game season, K’Ogalo have stretched their advantage to around 10 points ahead of arch-rivals AFC Leopards, who remain second on 43 points despite two weeks passing without any major shift in the top positions. The league table now appears largely settled, with no immediate challengers posing a serious threat to Gor Mahia’s dominance. K’Ogalo’s Relentless Momentum Gor Mahia’s consistency has been the defining feature of this campaign.…

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Gor Mahia defender Sylvester Owino was rushed to hospital after sustaining an injury during the first half of Gor Mahia F.C.’s Kenya Premier League clash against Ulinzi Stars F.C. on Sunday. The experienced centre-back picked up a muscle strain in the early stages of the match and was forced to leave the pitch in the 35th minute after receiving medical attention from the club’s medical team. His injury prompted the technical bench to make an early defensive change as Gor Mahia sought to maintain stability at the back. Following the incident, Owino was rushed to the German Medical Centre for…

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