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Defending Champions Gor mahia beats Posta Rangers 2:1 to extent their lead in KPL table. A goal from Jacques Tuyisenge and Francis Kahata was enough to give k’Ogalo load before Posta pulled one back in the second half. The match was played on Friday 10th August 2018 at Moi Stadium – Kisumu. Video courtesy.

Following the surprise news of Gor Mahia defender Godfrey Walusimbi’s ‘move’ to South African side Keizer Chiefs, the club’s chairman Ambrose Rachier has given a word on what unfolded. Rachier told the official Gor Mahia website that Walusimbi made it to South Africa without any sort of permission or notifying the club. “Let it be known that Walusimbi made it to South Africa to meet Keizer Chiefs without the club’s permission or notifying the club on his travel intentions. It’s unfortunate that a player can just decide on his own to travel to engage another club without our knowledge,” said…

Gor Mahia beat Posta Rangers 2-1 in Kisumu today to extend lead at the top of SportPesa Premier League. Goals from striker Jaques Tuyisenge on the 12th minute and midfielder Francis Kahata on the 57th minute were enough to seal it off for the league leaders. Rangers pulled one back with seven minutes to the final whistle. Gor Mahia now lead the table with 59 points from 24 matches – a gap of 14 points. More to follow…

Head coach Dylan Kerr names his lineup to square out with Posta Rangers this afternoon in a league match. Boniface Oluoch starts between the sticks in a lineup that will see Jacques Tuyisenge pair upfront with Francis Mustafa. Lineup: 29. Boniface Oluoch, 26. Philemon Otieno, 7. Innocent Wafula, 18. Haron Shakava, 12. Joash Onyango, 20. Earnest Wendo, 8. Francis Kahata, 30. Humphrey Mieno, 25. George Odhiambo, 23. Francis Mustafa, 9. Jacques Tuyisenge Sub: 16. Shaban Odhoji, 3. Karim Nzigiyimana, 4. Wellington Ochieng, 10. Cercidy Okeyo, 24. Lawrence Juma, 17. Benard Ondiek, 14. Kevin Omondi

After going down for the first time in 2018 in a league match on Tuesday in Mombasa against Bandari, Gor Mahia will be taking on Posta Rangers tomorrow (Friday) in Kisumu. The tie will mark the second league match in just under four days and the fourth in 10 days in a month crowded with many fixtures for the league leaders. Despite the setback in Mombasa where Bandari handed Gor Mahia their first defeat with a 2–1 win, KÓgalo have put the Tuesday’s results behind them and are fully focused on Posta Rangers  with one aim – to get good…