FKF Kakamega County League Match Day 2 Roundup • Weekend, March 8-9, 2025
It was an action-filled weekend that brought spectacular soccer across Kakamega county. With over 40 entertaining fixtures from Zone A to G, triumphs and shockwaves filled the aftermath of the much-anticipated weekend fixtures, creating an electric atmosphere that resonated with fans and players alike. Teams showcased their skills, determination, and passion as they battled it out on the pitch, thrilling spectators with unexpected twists and nail-biting moments that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Here is how it went down in the zones, highlighting the standout performances and significant outcomes that will be remembered for weeks to come.
ZONE A
On Saturday, Melody FC, playing away from home, showcased great potential by beating their hosts, Pipeline FC, by a margin of 3-1. However, their efforts in the match were ultimately for naught, as they had fielded ineligible players, hence their hard-fought win was forfeited. This decision gave Pipeline FC the vital 3 points, along with 2 goals that would bolster their standings in the league. Meanwhile, in another exciting Saturday match within Zone A, the best battle of the day unfolded at Nzoia Primary, where hosts Al-Iran FC faced off against Matisi FC. It was a tough match that started on a high note, engaging fans and players alike with its intensity. F. Wanyama, the standout player of the day, gave the home team an opener and a ray of hope in the 8th minute by scoring a remarkable goal that sent the crowd into a frenzy. Unfortunately for Al-Iran FC, their dominance in the lead would last for only 35 minutes, as the resolute B. Situma equalized for Matisi FC at the 43rd minute, leaving the match poised on a knife-edge. The thrilling encounter concluded with a hard-fought 1-1 draw, reflecting the competitive spirit and determination from both sides, and ensuring that neither team walked away completely satisfied.
On Sunday, Zone A action continued at Musemwa Primary School where Ploty FC hosted Mbururu Stars FC for a barren draw in the highly contested match that saw both teams displaying remarkable defensive strategies. Mbururu’s N. Vincent was red carded at the 39th minute after a reckless tackle, leaving his team with ten men, while S. Jotham of Ploty FC was shown a yellow card on the 41st minute for his aggressive challenge, which added to the tension on the pitch. The atmosphere was electric, with passionate fans cheering loudly from the sidelines, hoping for any glimpse of a goal. Elsewhere, the much-anticipated match between Nuclear FC and Milimani FC, which was scheduled to be played at Soysambu Primary, was a walkover in favor of the visiting team giving Mlimani FC 3 points and 2 goals.
ZONE B
In Zone B, it was an action-packed weekend filled with a palpable hunger for goals. At Chekalini Secondary, the atmosphere was electric as Chekalini Combined FC welcomed Chepusai FC for a thrilling encounter. Fans from both sides packed the stands, creating an enthusiastic environment that heightened the tension on the pitch. The action-filled match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with Chekalini Combined fighting valiantly to secure a victory on their home ground. However, in a twist of fate, they found themselves on the losing end as P. Adwodi showcased his remarkable talent by scoring a brace at the 16th and 53rd minutes of the match. His impressive performance proved pivotal, leading Chepusai FC to a well-deserved victory as the match concluded 1-2 in favor of the visitors. The match will undoubtedly be remembered for its intensity and the skillful play demonstrated by both teams.
Turbo FC announced their entry into the league with a convincing 2-0 win against the visiting Majengo FC, marking a strong start to their campaign. In a thrilling match, I. Kipkemboi skillfully gave the home team the lead at the 10th minute, executing a well-placed shot that left the goalkeeper with little chance to save. J. Wanjala followed up by doubling the lead at the 41st minute of the first half with a powerful header, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. Despite the comfortable lead at halftime, the second half proved to be a challenging ordeal for Turbo FC, as Majengo FC came out with renewed vigor and seemed determined to turn the tide. Tensions rose on the field, leading to several heated exchanges and disciplinary issues that complicated matters for the home team. D. Oketo received a yellow card at the 55th minute after a reckless tackle, which set the tone for the remainder of the match. The situation escalated dramatically when M. Brian was sent off with a red card in the 90+1 minute after receiving two yellow cards, one in the 88th minute and another in the 90+1 minute, leaving Turbo FC to finish the game with just ten men. The match concluded with a sense of relief for Turbo FC, who managed to hold their ground and secure the three points despite the late-game drama.
The thriller of the day was at the Lwandeti DEB Primary where Umoja FC hosted Kingdom FC in an electrifying match that had everyone on the edge of their seats. The breath-taking thriller kept the fans on their feet, cheering and gasping with every moment as both teams played their hearts out, displaying remarkable skill and tenacity. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the crowd roared in support of their teams, creating an unforgettable backdrop to the game. Good enough for the host team, the talented A. Evans and J. Moses showcased their dynamism on the pitch, executing flawless plays that ultimately earned the home team a well-deserved 2-0 victory, solidifying their reputation in the league and leaving their supporters ecstatic.
On Sunday, it was not a bed of roses for Nzoia River as they hosted Mlimani FC in a fiercely contested match, ultimately securing a narrow victory with a 1-0 margin, much to the delight of their home fans. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric, with passionate supporters cheering for their team from the very start. However, the home team’s J. Roberts and W. Abel faced a challenging game, both receiving yellow cards at the 63rd minute for rash tackles that reflected the intense pressure on the pitch. As the match progressed, tensions continued to rise, and only 20 minutes later, at the 83rd minute, W. Abel found himself in the referee’s bad books once again, being shown a second yellow card for another foul. Consequently, he was sent off with a red card, leaving his teammates to fight against the odds in the final moments of the match, as they sought to maintain their slim lead against a determined Mlimani FC side.
At Vuyika Primary, affectionately dubbed Vuyika Stadium by local fans, Vuyika FC hosted Greenland FC in an eagerly anticipated match that turned out to be a one-sided affair for the hosts, as they effectively humiliated Greenland FC by 2 goals to nil. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric, with supporters cheering fervently for their team. D. Imboha of Vuyika FC picked up a yellow card in the 32nd minute of the first half, which ended in a barren draw, showcasing a tightly contested first half where both teams struggled to find their rhythm. However, the real action and humiliation unfolded in the second half; A. Kinyanya of the visiting team received a yellow card in the 63rd minute, granting the hosts a crucial opportunity to unleash their offensive prowess. Just two minutes later, W. Kizito broke the deadlock, scoring a brilliant opener that sent the home crowd into a frenzy. Vuyika’s momentum continued to build, and they confirmed their lead with a superb goal from M. Mark in the 73rd minute, a strike that demonstrated both skill and precision. This victory not only marked a significant achievement for Vuyika FC, as it secured them a second clean sheet of the season, but it also propelled them to the top of the Zone B table, reinforcing their status as serious contenders in the league. The fans left the stadium buzzing with excitement, hopeful for what the season would bring.
More zone B action was witnessed at Bishop Njenga grounds where Red Eagles FC hosted Maturu Taifa Stars and hammered the visitors 2-0, showcasing a remarkable performance that left their fans cheering. C. Aicha and W. Fendacil gave the hosts a well-deserved win by scoring crucial goals in the 33rd and 58th minutes respectively, demonstrating their skill and teamwork on the field. The Red Eagles dominated the match with their strategic play, gaining significant control over the midfield and creating several scoring opportunities. However, the game took a turn for the home team when B. Luko, a key defender, will be missing in action in their next fixtures after being red carded in the 90th minute due to a double yellow, received for fouls in the 39th and 90th minutes. This decision not only impacts Luko’s availability but also puts additional pressure on the remaining defenders in upcoming matches. Additionally, visitor W. Oscar received a yellow card during the heated moments of the match, reflecting the intensity and competitive spirit displayed by both teams throughout the encounter.
The last match of this action-packed zone was Young Tigers FC hosting Mugunga FC at Chekalini Secondary grounds, a venue known for its vibrant atmosphere and passionate local supporters. From the very start, the tension in the air was palpable, as both teams aimed to secure vital points in the league standings. Despite the home advantage, the host suffered a disappointing home loss as they fell to Mugunga after T. Mbulavi’s decisive goal in the 16th minute, which sent the away fans into a frenzy. The match continued with a fierce exchange of plays, culminating in a final score of 0-1. Notably, K. Ayanga of Mugunga FC and A. Jackson of Young Tigers received yellow cards for their aggressive tackles in the 19th and 55th minutes respectively, underscoring the competitive spirit and heightened emotions that characterized this closely contested game. The outcome left the Young Tigers to reassess their strategy for the upcoming matches, while Mugunga celebrated a well-deserved victory that will boost their morale for the season ahead.
ZONE C
The only fixture for Saturday pitting Bulupi FC vs Forest FC was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances, paving the way for an exciting Sunday filled with thrilling page-turners and a flurry of goals scored across various fixtures. Fans eagerly anticipated the weekend matches, and their expectations were met as Tombo Foxes had an easy Sunday by gaining 3 valuable points and scoring 2 goals from a walkover against Lunyinya FC, solidifying their position in the league standings.
At Shitirira Primary School, the visitors Manyonje FC had a rough day after their hosts, Shitirira FC, overpowered them with a commanding 5-1 beating. The match began with high energy as M. Emmanuel gave the hosts the first goal at the 7th minute, sending the home crowd into a frenzy of excitement. Just three minutes later, at the 10th minute, M. Derrick doubled the lead with a magnificent strike, leaving the visitors scrambling to regain their composure. The visitors managed to rally some momentum when S. Mark scored in the 43rd minute, giving Manyonje FC a glimmer of hope right before halftime. Starting the second half with a 2-1 lead, the home team’s W. Japheth was yellow carded at the 60th minute, a decision that momentarily unsettled the hosts. However, just three minutes later, M. Derrick showcased his talent by netting his first brace, adding a third goal for the home team in the 63rd minute. The hosts continued to display their dominance, and in the 75th minute, they proved their lethal attacking threat when M. Emmanuel scored his own brace, giving the hosts their fourth goal and sending the crowd into another wave of jubilation. Nine minutes later, the excitement peaked as the first hat trick of the season was registered by none other than M. Derrick, whose goal from a brilliant setup sealed the match with a resounding 5-1 victory for the hosts. Throughout the match, both Host Mulati and visitor Reagan faced disciplinary actions, each being cautioned with yellow cards that added to the match’s tension and drama.
At Shamoni Primary, the hosts Shamoni FC delivered a dominating performance against visitors Mukavakava FC, triumphing with a score of 2-0. The match showcased an electrifying atmosphere as enthusiastic fans gathered to support their teams. The first breakthrough occurred in the 24th minute, when T. Laban skillfully found the back of the net, sending the crowd into a frenzy of celebration. Building on that momentum, F. Khanyalili extended the lead with a well-placed goal in the 35th minute, demonstrating Shamoni FC’s tactical prowess and teamwork throughout the game. As the match progressed, Mukavakava FC struggled to penetrate Shamoni’s solid defense, leaving them unable to respond effectively and resulting in a well-deserved victory for the hosts.
At Mukhonje Primary, Tumaini FC got a walkover against Lukova FC due to their inability to field a team, which set a rather intriguing tone for the day’s matches. The last fixture of the day turned out to be another thriller as Mukhungula FC shocked their hosts, Santos FC, with a merciless 1-5 win at Lugusi Primary. The hotly contested match saw Santos FC’s A. Katamu receive a yellow card in the 13th minute for a reckless challenge, indicating that tensions were high right from the start. The visitors tested the home net at the 34th minute with a brilliant goal from M. Dennis, who showcased his remarkable skills and set the tone for what was to follow. In the 65th minute, E. Mutonyi’s goal brought excitement back to the home team as it equalized the score, showing that Santos FC was still very much in the fight. However, the visitors from Mukhungula FC soon escalated their offensive strategy, launching an aggressive assault against their hosts. They started a goal spree from the 75th to the 77th minute, scoring three rapid goals in just two minutes: the first from K. Stanley, followed by a brace from W. Rodgers, who demonstrated exceptional precision and timing in the 76th and 77th minutes, leaving the home team scrambling for answers. The home team received a yellow card for H. Mukaisi at the 80th minute, which further exemplified their frustration as the match slipped away from them. Before the referee could blow the final whistle, B. Boaz nailed the last hammer on the 84th minute, sealing the match with a stunning goal and giving the visitors an impressive 5-1 win that left fans in awe of Mukhungula FC’s remarkable performance.
ZONE D
In the only Zone D Saturday fixture, Kambiri Township FC suffered a disappointing 2-3 home loss against Lucky Stars FC, a match that showcased both teams’ determination and skill on the field. The visitors seized the lead with the opening goal of the match in the 34th minute, delivered expertly by A. Delshion, whose precision shot caught the home defense off guard. However, the home team did not back down, and F. Indeche brought hope to the Kambiri Township fans by equalizing at the 41st minute, sending the crowd into a frenzy. As the second half unfolded, the intensity of the match escalated, with both sides fighting fiercely for control. Ultimately, the visitors stamped their win with crucial goals from B. Kevin and S. Maxwel in the 51st and 74th minutes respectively, whose efforts not only showcased their individual talents but also highlighted a well-coordinated team strategy that proved too much for the home side to handle, leaving Kambiri Township FC to regroup and reflect on the lessons learned from this challenging encounter.
On Sunday, it was an action-packed day as the zone witnessed four competitive fixtures, showcasing the home teams’ skills and determination. Tarino FC hosted Mundulu FC for a barren draw at Mukulusu Ground, where both teams displayed tenacity, but the defenses held firm, preventing any goals from being scored. In another thrilling match, hosts Spitfire FC hammered the visitors Sande FC with an impressive 2-0 victory, demonstrating their offensive prowess. M. Derrick gave the hosts the first goal in the 21st minute, setting the tone for an exciting match. N. Allan’s goal in the 63rd minute confirmed the hosts’ victory, much to the delight of their fans, despite the fact that K. Joshua received a yellow card in the 70th minute for a reckless tackle, reflecting the high stakes and intensity of the encounter. The atmosphere was electric, with supporters cheering loudly, making it a memorable day in local football.
Elsewhere in Lugala Primary School, Shisokoro FC hosted Shibuye FC in a match that Shisokoro secured with a well-fought win of 2-1 over their determined opponents, Shibuye FC. The match started on a wrong footing for the hosts as the visitors aggressively tested their net, striking first with an impressive goal from E. Akoyi in the 4th minute, which sent ripples of apprehension through the home crowd. However, undeterred, the home team equalized just four minutes later, with a stunning goal from A. Musonye in the 8th minute that reignited the spirits of their fans. As the game progressed, the intensity escalated, with both teams looking to seize control. S. Basil received a yellow card in the 41st minute for a late challenge, signaling the mounting tension on the field, while I. Camina followed suit, getting a yellow card in the 86th minute for dissent after a controversial tackle. Just when it seemed the match would end in a draw, O. Kevin’s late goal in the 87th minute, a beautifully executed finish after a well-placed cross, thrilled the hosts and sent them into fervent celebration, as they clinched the much-needed win amidst a backdrop of passionate cheers from their supporters.
Young Simba FC hosted Shidodo FC at Lirhanda Girls in a highly anticipated match that ultimately ended in a barren draw, leaving both teams eager for more. The game was tight, with both sides showing strong defensive skills and creating scoring opportunities that unfortunately went unconverted. In a notable moment, E. Eugine of Young Simba received a yellow card in the 75th minute, adding a layer of tension to a hard-fought contest as players on both teams battled not only for possession but also for vital points in the league standings. Fans from both sides filled the stands, cheering passionately as they witnessed a match marked by intense rivalry and determination.
ZONE E
On Saturday in Zone E, Manwar FC hosted Ikonyero FC at Sheywe Secondary, where they hammered the visitors with a 1 goal to nil. After a barren first half draw, L. Wilberforce’s incredible goal in the 56th minute gave the home team the desired win that had fans on their feet. Throughout the match, the home side displayed a stunning defense, thwarting all attempts by the visitors to equalize. Host O. Collins received a yellow card in the 66th minute for a reckless tackle, and the visiting A. Ivan also received his yellow in the 68th minute, adding tension to the match. Meanwhile, at Shiveye Secondary School, Magharibi Soccer Academy hosted Lirhembe Youth S Academy, managing to secure a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the visitors. Both teams struggled in the first half, which concluded in a barren draw, leaving fans eagerly waiting for a breakthrough. However, the game started shaping up at the 69th minute with M. Allan’s electrifying goal for the hosts, energizing the crowd and giving Magharibi the momentum they needed. As things heated up, the visitors’ frustrations boiled over, resulting in two yellow cards for M. Ambani and E. Shikali in the 73rd and 80th minutes, respectively. M. Allan, in peak form, secured a brace with his second goal for the hosts in the 88th minute, before the industrious M. Ambani managed to pull one goal back for the visitors just a minute later, making the final minutes intense. At Shitaho Primary, Amalemba Sportiff hosted Blue Stars FC, resulting in a thrilling 1-1 draw, showcasing the competitive spirit of both teams as they battled fiercely for dominance throughout the match.
On Sunday it was not business as usual for Lusui Black Spears FC as they hosted Ingotse Boys at Lusui Primary for an exhilarating 3-3 draw that had fans on the edge of their seats. The visitors were cautioned at the 32nd minute when M. Makokha was shown a yellow card for a reckless challenge, serving as a warning to the rest of his teammates to tread carefully. At the 44th minute, a well-placed strike from W. Kidaha’s foot put the home team in the lead, igniting the home supporters who erupted in cheers. However, the home team’s joy was short-lived as they doubled their advantage just 13 minutes into the second half, thanks to D. Ifedha’s impressive goal that showcased his keen eye for the net. The young and energetic Ingotse Boys, undeterred by the setback, mounted a fiery comeback as they began to rally in the 62nd minute, just five minutes after conceding the second goal from the hosts. A crucial goal from G. Wamee brought the visiting team back into the game, reviving hopes among the traveling fans. In the 70th minute, the score gap widened once again when A. Isaiawa found the back of the net, giving the home team a third goal that seemed to solidify their control of the match. The home team desperately needed a win to bolster their morale and, in the process of defending their 3-1 lead, B. Kuchio received a yellow card in the 78th minute as tensions rose on the field. However, Ingotse Boys were not ready to fold yet; as the home team grew comfortable with their lead, the boys made an astonishing comeback. With sheer determination and skill, they netted two goals in rapid succession from M. Reagan in the 81st minute and G. Wamae in the 86th minute, respectively, sealing a dramatic draw that left both teams celebrating the spirit of resilience and determination displayed throughout the match.
At Shivagala Primary School, the Shivagala Red Devils hosted a thrilling match against Bushiangala TTI that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. In this closely contested game, K. Steven’s skillful goal in the 16th minute proved pivotal, giving the hosts a narrow 1-0 lead that they managed to preserve throughout the match. The intensity was palpable as both teams battled fiercely, with each side determined to assert their dominance. During the game, discipline became a factor, as both teams were cautioned twice; Red Devils’ I. Praise and A. Hamisi received yellow cards at the 29th and 90+1 minutes respectively, while Bushiangala’s A. Victor and N. Allan were cautioned at the 19th and 77th minutes, showcasing the high stakes and emotions involved. The last Zone E match for the weekend unfolded at Eshiandukusi Primary, where Mareba FC hosted FC Imperial in another thrilling encounter. The visitors secured 3 valuable points to take back home after decisively beating the hosts 0-2. Despite facing a challenge early on when A. Suleiman was cautioned with a yellow card in the 14th minute, the visitors showed remarkable resilience and determination. Their persistence paid off in the 43rd minute when O. Abiud scored a brilliant goal, taking the lead and lifting the spirits of the visiting fans. Just three minutes later, in stoppage time of the first half, a goal from O. Idd solidified their advantage and left the hosts scrambling to respond. As the match progressed, Mareba’s momentum remained strong, and in the 83rd minute, they were awarded another yellow card, this time to A. Ferdinand, but this minor setback did not diminish their resolve to secure the win against their determined opponents.
ZONE F
In Zone F, City Ways FC, who were seen in their ground as early as 8:00 am in anticipation for their highly anticipated home fixture against the mighty Eshikufu FC at Mwangaza Secondary School, demonstrated their determination and readiness from the start. The hyped home team proved why they had been eagerly awaiting Eshikufu FC since early morning by securing a hard-fought 1-0 win, which sent their enthusiastic supporters into a frenzy of celebration. Meanwhile, at Bumini Primary School, Super FC delivered a stunning display of football prowess as they thrashing Indangalasia T9 FC with a humiliating scoreline of 6-0, showcasing their offensive strength and tactical superiority in every aspect of the game. Over at Musango Primary School, Thunderstorm FC hosted Green Force in an exciting match that ended with a 2-1 beating for the visitors. Thunderstorm got their opener through F. Patrick’s brilliant goal in the 4th minute, energizing the home crowd and setting the tone for an electrifying encounter. The visitors quickly equalized at the 7th minute, thanks to a well-placed strike from D. Steve, igniting a fierce battle on the pitch. However, the host team needed nothing less than a win to bolster their standing in the league, and a critical goal from O. Ronald in the 41st minute ultimately gave them the much-deserved victory, sealing the match and securing three vital points as fans erupted with joy, celebrating their team’s perseverance and commitment.
The only Zone F Sunday fixture saw Malaha FC host Isongo All Stars at Muroni Primary. In this exciting fixture, the hosts, Malaha FC, dominated most of the first half, showcasing their skills and teamwork, which culminated in a well-deserved goal from W. Brian in the 40th minute, sending their supporters into a frenzy. The atmosphere was electric as fans cheered passionately for their team. However, things took a different turn in the second half when Isongo All Stars made strategic adjustments. They equalized in the 70th minute with a stunning goal from S. Victor, reigniting their hopes for victory. As the clock ticked down, the tension mounted on the pitch, and the battle intensified. In a dramatic finish, Isongo All Stars secured their winning goal in the 89th minute courtesy of S. Victor once again, sealing the match and taking all three points home with a 1-2 victory, much to the disappointment of the home fans. The match encapsulated the thrill of football, where fortunes can shift in moments, leaving both teams with valuable lessons as they look forward to their next encounters.
ZONE G
The only Zone G Saturday fixture was played at Imanga Primary School, where Mwalmart hosted Ibokolo FC in an exciting match that ended in a convincing 2-0 win for the hosts. The home team showcased their skills and determination throughout the game, with A. Kenwil giving the hosts the crucial opener at the 13th minute, sending their supporters into a frenzy with a beautifully placed shot. As the match progressed, Ibokolo FC struggled to find their rhythm, facing a solid defense from Mwalmart. Ultimately, a well-coordinated attack led to M. Patrick scoring the second goal, effectively sealing the victory for the home side and illustrating their dominance on the field.
On Sunday, Zone G was full of action as Ikomero Allstars hosted Ihonje Warriors FC at Ikomero Primary in a hotly contested match that drew a lively crowd eager to witness the thrilling competition. Both teams showcased their skills, providing a gripping experience for the supporters. It was not easy for the hosts until the 78th minute when N. Pius’s stunning goal gave the hosts the winning goal, sending the home fans into a frenzy of celebration. Meanwhile, at Shitsitswi Primary School, Rush FC faced off against Mutungu Black Stars FC in a tense match that ended in a barren draw, demonstrating the strong defensive strategies employed by both sides. In this match, only cautions were witnessed as Matungugu’s T. Masieyi received a yellow card for a foul, and the hosts, J. Aura, B. Otinga, and R. Wambeyi, also earned yellows in the 37th, 78th, and 86th minutes respectively, highlighting the physicality of the encounter. Later, Sleemaz FC ended up trading blows with Blue Boys FC at Muslim Secondary School, where neither side could capitalize on their opportunities, culminating in another goal-less draw. Additionally, Namulungu Lads hosted Chipolopolo at Namulungu Secondary in what turned out to be a thrilling spectacle. In this fixture, the Namulungu Lads secured a well-deserved victory when the only goal of the match was scored by O. James in the 60th minute, which ignited cheers from the home crowd and added to the excitement. However, the match was not without its share of drama, as visiting R. Amoi received a yellow card in the 47th minute, demonstrating aggressive play early in the second half. At the 68th minute, the hosts’ E. Lexis followed suit by receiving a yellow card, and there was further action when W. Clinton from the visiting team was also cautioned, ensuring that the match remained competitive until the final whistle. The events of the day left fans eagerly anticipating the next round of matches in this electrifying league.
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