Author: News Desk
Gor Mahia opponents in the first round of CAF Confederation Cup, Zamalek of Egypt will land on Friday. The Egyptians will be touching down at 3.30am of Friday for the crunch tie on Sunday against the Kenyan side at Kasarani stadium. Zamelek will have the first training session on that very Friday at Utalii grounds at 4pm then have a feel of Kasarani surface on Saturday at 4pm. After playing on Sunday, Zamalek will again train at Utalii grounds on Monday at 2pm before hitting the run-way back to Cairo on Tuesday February 5 at 4am.
After going down by a solitary goal to KCB over the weekend, Gor Mahia will be seeking to get back to winning tracks when they host Awendo’s SoNy Sugar FC at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru tomorrow (Wednesday 30th) as from 4pm. Coach Hassan Oktay and his boys will be under pressure to deliver a win against a team that they have generally found stubborn. Last season, K’Ogalo did a double against the sugar millers, on both occasions winning narrowly by solitary goals via Ephrem Guikan and Jacques Tuyisenge. Gor Mahia first played SoNy in the league in 1993 and it…
To our beloved fans and supporters of football in this nation, Gor Mahia Football Club is extremely saddened by the unfortunate incident that happened in Machakos on Sunday as we played with KCB. Due to contentious decisions on the pitch that irked a section of fans, the game was brought to a temporary halt for almost 15 minutes. It is highly regretted that vehicles were destroyed in this incident and as a club, we condemn this violence in the strongest terms. We hereby urge all our fans to embrace peace and dialogue regardless of any perceived bias on the pitch…
Ivorian striker Ephrem Guikan has parted ways with Gor Mahia on a mutual agreement with the club. The developments were confirmed to Gor Mahia website by club official Sally Bolo. “Guikan requested to leave and as a club, we have to respect that. We had a mutual agreement and we have given him the release letter as per regulations,” Bolo said. Guikan is reported to be heading to a club in Zambia and his departure will mean the number of foreign players have reduced to four at Gor Mahia. More to follow….
Courtesy of Nation Media When the draw to the CAF Confederation Cup was done last week, I expected an interesting grouping. And it did not disappoint because it pitted us against one of our bitter, if not the bitterest, rivals in African football, Zamalek. The draw brought memories of the night in 1984 when a referee in collusion with Zamalek players decided to turn into a football match into a farce and as it remains, that game will forever be etched in the history of Kenyan football, if not African. On that day, Gor Mahia had travelled to play the…