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[dropcap]M[/dropcap]eddie Kagere dashed hopes of Batoto ba Mungu with a match-winning goal that takes K’Ogalo close to a record title. Gor Mahia maintained their push for the Kenyan Premier League crown after they upset Sofapaka 2-1 on Wednesday. Check the video highlight..

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]fter winning what was viewed be the mid-week’s big match where Gor Mahia hosted Sofapaka in Kusumu, Gor’s coach Dylan Kerr has apologized to the linesman for a decision he thought the linesman got wrong. Gor Mahia beat Sofapaka 2-1 courtesy of George Odhiambo and Meddie Kagere to stay on course for the 16th league title but Sofapaka’s goal was contested with Gor players protesting to the linesman for what was seen as an offside goal. Kerr says his team started well but slowed down after the first goal though players defended well. “First half we started brilliantly and we…

[dropcap]K[/dropcap]’Ogalo remained on course to reclaim the Kenyan Premier League title after they beat the champions at Kericho on Saturday. Gor Mahia took a gigantic stride towards their sixteenth league title following a 2-0 away win to Tusker on Saturday. Prior to this encounter, the two teams had already met twice this season; in the Kenya Premier League’s curtain raiser where K’Ogalo won by a solitary goal and in the league where it ended in a barren draw. Even before the match began, the odds were already against the brewers considering they had played on Wednesday away to Mombasa and…

Gor Mahia striker Jacques Tuyisenge has revealed what makes him happy.  Talking to the official Gor Mahia website on Tuesday evening, the Rwandese player who joined the club last season said he is always happy to find back of the net and every goal is important to him. Further, he appreciated the kind of players at the club who makes his stay in Kenya  comfortable. “What makes me happy as a striker is to score goals. Every goal to me is important and it’s my happiness. Whenever I score, I thank God and even if I don’t score, I always…

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]fter Thika United holding Gor Mahia to a barren draw at Thika Municipal stadium on Sunday, Gor’s head coach Dylan Ker has said the team worked without composure and lost focus to collect maximum points. “Against Thika United, we worked without the composure. We thought we could break down a defensive team but it didn’t work. We controlled the game but I think we lost focus on the job we had to do. Fitness, sharpness and not doing what we had talked about cost us maximum points,” Kerr told the club’s website. K’Ogalo’s head coach said the pitch’s condition was…