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The Green Army have been in imperious form, registering four consecutive wins with clean sheets in all of them.

Kenya cements its dominance at the 2025 New York City Marathon with Hellen Obiri setting a new course record and both men’s and women’s podiums swept by Kenyan runners.

Despite Migori’s strong start, Equity struck first in the 28th minute after a defensive lapse allowed George Kamau to pounce and slot home from close range

Speaking to The Eastleigh Voice after the match, head coach Mary Odhiambo credited the win to hard work and lessons learned from their previous outing.

Shabana FC were left fuming after seeing what they believed was a legitimate goal ruled out.

Kayole have now recorded two consecutive victories following their earlier triumph over Gideon Starlets.

At Police Sacco Stadium, Kenya Police Bullets will look to maintain their perfect run as they take on winless Gideon Starlets.

As the race for early-season dominance intensifies, league leaders Kakamega Homeboyz remain at the summit with 13 points, one ahead of Gor Mahia and two clear of Posta Rangers.

The ten-nation competition will see the top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals, where the Group A winner will face the Group B runner-up and vice versa.

The comeback saw Seal overturn a 2-0 halftime deficit after goals from Caleb Olilo and Faustine Ojiambo had given Posta Rangers the lead.

Charles Akonnor of Gor Mahia and John Kamau of Mathare United, have downplayed the incident, describing it as a misunderstanding in the heat of competition.

Goals from Sharif Musa and Bryson Wangaya sealed the win for K’Ogalo in a game that saw them dominate the second half after a tightly contested opening period at the Kasarani Stadium.

Pamzo, who guided Posta to a strong start this season, said the team must urgently fix its defensive frailties if they are to sustain its early-season momentum.

The club has ruled out suspicion of match manipulation, assuring fans and stakeholders that the investigations are aimed at safeguarding the team’s integrity and upholding professionalism.

In a statement dated October 31, 2025, the FKF Disciplinary Committee found Gor Mahia culpable for failing to maintain adequate order and security during the fixture.

The draw saw Posta move to third place with 11 points, two behind leaders Homeboyz, while Murang’a Seal, despite the spirited fightback, remain in the relegation zone with just four points from six matches.

A urine sample collected from Cheruiyot during the Buenos Aires International Marathon on September 21, 2025 tested positive for Trimetazidine.

Organised by New York Road Runners (NYRR), the marathon is one of the most lucrative road races in the world.

The decision brings to a close a 12-year partnership that had positioned Saudi Arabia as host of the inaugural event, originally scheduled to take place in 2027 in Riyadh.

The result also keeps Leopards unbeaten in the league alongside defending champions Kenya Police FC.

Alfred Ratolo scored the decisive goal in the 54th minute following a clever pass from Harrison Mwandike.

Beyond the race for continental glory, the 2026 WAFCON carries added significance as it doubles as a qualifier for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil.

The club said Ndayiragije’s exit was amicable, citing his desire to “pursue greener pastures and newer challenges” following the team’s early exit from the CAF Champions League.

It’s all to play for in Kisii, where Shabana FC will be looking to bounce back from two consecutive home defeats.

Senator Asige highlighted the importance of the Deaflympics as a platform that goes beyond sports, offering recognition and opportunities for athletes with hearing impairments.

The Starlets departed Nairobi for Senegal on Saturday, which will host the return fixture on neutral ground, as The Gambia does not have stadiums that meet international standards.

Esther Gitahi’s positive test emerged from a urine sample she provided during the B.A.A. 5K in Boston, USA, on April 13, 2024.

The newly promoted FKF Premier League side defeated Tunisian giants Étoile Sportive du Sahel 7–6 on penalties, following a 2–2 aggregate draw.

The weekend’s results saw 3K FC and Kibera Black Stars emerge as the standout performers of Round Four, sending a clear message of intent as the race for early dominance in the National Super League gathers pace.

For the first time, the 42km race featured an exclusive finish line for elite runners at Uhuru Gardens, while the 21km and 10km races concluded at separate points within the venue to reduce congestion.

Posta Rangers sit at the top of the table with 10 points, level with Kakamega Homeboyz but ahead on goal difference. Shabana and Bidco United follow closely in third and fourth positions, both on seven points.

With momentum surging, Gor doubled their lead in the 71st minute when Austin Odhiambo calmly slotted home the second. Posta Rangers struggled to respond as K’Ogalo dominated possession and pressed relentlessly.

The newly promoted side had endured a harsh welcome to Kenya’s elite football division, suffering three straight defeats before Saturday's turnaround.

The Kenyan debutants carry a 2–0 advantage from the first leg played behind closed doors at the Ulinzi Sports Complex in Nairobi.

At the Green stadium in Awendo, debutants Gucha Stars made a perfect start to life in the NSL, defeating Vihiga United 2-1 in front of an energetic home crowd.

APS Bomet secured their first-ever top-flight victory with a spirited 2–1 comeback over Kariobangi Sharks at Kasarani Annex, while AFC Leopards defeated KCB 2–1 at Ulinzi Sports Complex. Elsewhere, Kakamega Homeboyz went joint top after a 3–1 win over Ulinzi Stars at Bukhungu Stadium.

In a statement, FERWAFA said the move underscores its dedication to promoting unity and regional integration through sport.

With form fluctuating across the league, this weekend’s fixtures could prove pivotal in shaping the early standings and in defining the ambitions of clubs chasing consistency, redemption or revival.

A win or draw in Senegal will send the Starlets back to the continental stage after nine-year absence.

With continental ambitions now dashed, the Kenya Police will shift their focus back to domestic duty as they aim to defend their now named SportPesa Premier League title and earn another shot at Africa’s elite competition next season.

The Starlets had to come from behind after a shaky start that saw Fatoumata Kanteh capitalise on a defensive error by Lorine Ilavonga to give Gambia an early lead. However, the hosts quickly regrouped and turned the game around in style.

Kenya ranks among the top Premier League markets in Africa, with recent surveys showing that more than 80 per cent of local football fans follow the competition closely.

Boniface Ambani’s post, which has since gone viral among Ingwe fans, painted a picture of a club left on life support, debts piling, assets nearly auctioned, and morale at rock bottom.

Having last featured at WAFCON in 2016 under then-coach David Ouma, the Starlets are determined to write a new chapter in their history.

Her suspension, which began on 19 April 2025, will run until April 2028, with all results recorded after 14 March 2025 disqualified.

The quartet will assemble in Cairo next month for a CAF pre-tournament preparation course, where officials will undergo intensive training on match management, VAR coordination, and physical readiness ahead of the Moroccan showpiece.

The highly anticipated event will also serve as the official Athletics Kenya trials for the 2026 World Cross Country Championships, set for January 10 in Tallahassee, USA.

Ray Robert, who joined Everton’s Academy at the tender age of seven, has steadily risen through the youth ranks to become one of the standout talents in the club’s Under-18 setup.

The awards celebrate Africa's best performers between January 6 and October 15, 2025, acknowledging footballers who have made significant contributions to the continent's football scene, both locally and internationally, during the period.

Following a record-breaking 2025 season that concluded in Zurich, the new campaign promises even greater excitement.

To rally local support, FKF has announced that tickets are already on sale, with regular stands going for Sh100 and VIP tickets priced at Sh500.