Brian Ouma
425 Articles
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Late Nassi strike punishes wasteful Nairobi United in narrow Wydad defeat
Wydad, meanwhile, offered only sporadic threats in the first half, with Hakim Ziyech firing wide from the edge of the box.
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Defensive discipline delivers as APS Bomet find new rhythm under Pamzo
“We’ve been making some mistakes, and today you could see there were no mistakes, especially in the defence line,” Omollo said. “I always tell my defence that if you don’t make mistakes, then we have a high chance of winning because every game we have been scoring.”
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Nairobi United capture midfielder Kevin Wangaya as signing spree continues
The former Kenya U-20 international joins the club adding significant technical quality and creative flair to our engine room.
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OPINION: Kenyan football clubs must think strategically to realize sustainability
Clubs such as Gor Mahia, Shabana FC, Murang’a Seal, and Kakamega Homeboyz are doing something. Match day atmospheres are improving, fan mobilization has increased, and community identity remains strong.Long-term membership programs, authentic merchandise, improved stadium experiences, better ticket...
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KPL: Muyoti calls for patience as Police eye rebuild
Police needed an 88th-minute equalizer from Yves Koutiama to rescue a point, extending Muyoti’s mixed start since taking charge in mid-January. Despite the slow momentum, the coach insists the long-term picture remains positive.
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KPL: Akhulia takes blame as struggling Bidco United eye survival
Bidco currently sits 16th on the table with just 16 points from 19 matches, having managed only three wins all season.A prolonged struggle in front of the goal has defined their campaign, with the Oil Merchants scoring only 11 goals, the second-lowest tally in the league....
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Sharks lifeline as Muluya hails ‘gritty escape’ from drop zone
The victory lifts them to 17 points from 19 matches, level with Ulinzi Stars, as the relegation battle tightens further.
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Bandari coach Mwalala laments costly calls, lost focus in Shabana defeat
Despite the setback, the Dockers remain at position nine on 27 points after 19 matches.
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Hussein: Trust and inclusivity driving Kenya’s football revival
“For FKF, it is important that we give value to our sponsors,” Mohammed said, pointing to improved collaboration and long-term planning as key pillars of growth.
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Pride in defeat as Harambee Sambas take first steps on AFCON Futsal stage
“I’m proud of the boys. This is the first time they are playing AFCON qualifiers, and that alone is commendable,” he said. Facing a Namibian side with years of experience at the continental level, Kenya showed flashes of quality and resilience, particularly in front of an enthusiastic home crow...


