There were lots of action during the midweek and weekend, captivating fans and players alike. All zones enjoyed some thrilling soccer moments, showcasing skill, teamwork, and an unwavering spirit. This is how it went down: From stunning goals scored in the last minutes to unexpected comebacks that left spectators on the edge of their seats, each match delivered excitement and drama. The atmosphere in the stadiums was electric, with supporters rallying behind their teams, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.
On Saturday 12th at Nangili Market, Melody United hosted Matunda Youth in an exciting encounter that ended in a 1-0 fulltime score, showcasing a thrilling display of skill from both teams. The only goal of the match was scored by Melody’s K. Brian, who capitalized on a defensive lapse and found the back of the net with a powerful strike that sent the home fans into a frenzy. The match also witnessed the sending off of Melody’s M. Allan in the 43rd minute after receiving a straight red card for a reckless challenge, leaving his team to navigate the remainder of the game with ten men. Other players who were cautioned by the referee include Matunda’s S. Jeremiah, known for his aggressive play, and Melody’s K. Barasa, who was booked for a tactical foul. Meanwhile, at Makutano Primary, Muungano FC hosted Al-Iran FC in a thrilling clash that ended with a 4-2 victory for the home side. It was Muungano’s C. Kisaka’s big day on the pitch, as he scored all four goals for the home team in the 2nd, 20th, 64th, and 68th minutes respectively, demonstrating exceptional talent and composure in front of goal. W. Sammy of Muungano FC received the only yellow card of the match for unsporting behavior, while I. Simiyu managed to score a consolation goal for the visiting team, keeping the contest lively until the final whistle. The matches drew a significant crowd, with fans passionately supporting their teams, creating an electrifying atmosphere that highlighted the spirit of local football.
On Sunday 13th April 2025, it was another action-packed day as Pipeline FC hosted Ploty FC at Patrice Primary School, a vibrant venue known for its electric atmosphere during local matches. From the kickoff, the tension was palpable, and both teams were eager to secure vital points in their league standings. Unfortunately for the home team, it was a bad day in the office as they lost to Ploty FC 0-1, courtesy of Ploty’s S. Wanjala’s only goal of the match, which came in a moment of brilliance when he capitalized on a defensive slip. During the match, Ploty’s L. Mbalakha and S. Calistus were both yellow carded in the 33rd and 48th minute respectively for overly aggressive tackles, while K. Tonny received the only yellow card for the hosts in an attempt to break up a counterattack. At Nzoia Market, it was a hard day for Nzoia Junior FC as they hosted Warriors FC in a match that turned out to be one of the most thrilling spectacles of the weekend. As the crowd roared, the first goal came in the 12th minute when O. Obonyo netted the opener for the visiting team, only to be equalized in the 17th minute by W. Joseph for the home team, who celebrated with their fans. The visitors responded quickly, regaining the lead in the 31st minute as W. Barasa delivered a powerful shot that soared into the net, sending their supporters into a frenzy. Just when the Warriors thought they had a firm grip on the match, this lead was cut short in the 35th minute when Nzoia’s W. Robin scored a well-deserved goal for the home team, leveling the score once again. The halftime score was tied at 2-2, however, it seemed like the break was all that the Warriors needed to regroup and strategize. In the 60th minute, M. Emmanuel gave the Warriors another lead with a beautiful goal, displaying impressive skill and finesse before K. Robbert sealed the match with a brace in the 69th and 88th minute respectively, taking the score to an emphatic 2-5 win. Throughout the match, Nzoia’s S. Brian was given the only yellow card of the match in the 75th minute as tensions mounted and frustrations boiled over. The last zone A fixture for the weekend was a tightly contested affair that ended in a 1-1 draw as Mlimani FC hosted Matisi FC. Matisi’s G. Wafula gave the visitors an early lead in the 7th minute, sending shockwaves through the home crowd before W. Tom equalized for the home team in the 41st minute, reigniting hope for the fans. The home team received two yellow cards as M. Francis and B. Elisha were both yellow carded in the 72nd and 81st minute respectively, reflecting the physicality and intensity of this hard-fought match.
In zone B it was all action as on Saturday 12th 2025 at Maturu Primary, where the home team Maturu Taifa Stars faced a heartbreaking defeat at home against the visiting Chepsai FC, who delivered a stunning 1-2 beating. The atmosphere was electric, with fans cheering loudly, yet the home supporters were soon left in despair as the match unfolded. Maturu’s J. Ben and Chepsai’s W. Brian were both yellow carded in the 44th minute, a clear indication of the tense rivalry, as both teams vied ferociously for control of the game. Just after half-time, in the 52nd minute, S. Elphus broke the deadlock by scoring for the visiting team, sending their supporters into a frenzy. The momentum shifted further when C. Kelvin netted a second goal for the visitors in the 60th minute, effectively sealing the fate of Maturu Taifa Stars. Despite the mounting pressure, Maturu’s W. David rallied his teammates and managed to score a consolation goal for the home team in the 87th minute, igniting a glimmer of hope among the fans. Elsewhere at Lumakanda Township, Kingdom FC welcomed Young Tigers FC, aiming for a strong performance that culminated in a satisfying 2-0 win. J. Maraka displayed remarkable skill and determination as he gave the home team the opening goal in the 4th minute of the game, setting the tone for the match. Kingdom’s K. Daniel and Tigers’ M. Brad were both yellow carded in the 62nd minute, demonstrating the heated exchanges and passionate combat on the field. As the match progressed, Kingdom’s J. Maraka proved to be a standout player as he got his brace in the 73rd minute, extending the home team’s lead to 2 goals. In a decisive effort to fight back, the visiting Tigers managed to pull one back in the 78th minute when O. Shadrack found the net, creating a fraught final stretch for both teams as they battled intensely for any potential equalizer or reassurance of victory.
On Sunday 13th April 2025, it was a Super Sunday for Zone B, filled with excitement and vibrant footballing action, with the first match being played at the local venue of Lukhokho Primary, where Nzoia River FC welcomed their spirited neighbors, Umoja FC. This action-packed match saw Umoja’s W. Richard score the opener for the visitors in the 13th minute, sending their supporters into a frenzy of cheers. However, Nzoia River FC responded swiftly, with P. Isaiah equalizing in the 18th minute, showcasing the intense rivalry between the teams. The first half continued with tension as Umoja’s A. Godfrey was shown a yellow card in the 34th minute for a reckless challenge, which sparked a debate among fans and players alike. Just before halftime, J. Nyongesa put the home team in the lead with a brilliant second goal in the 43rd minute, confirming their dominance in that first half. The match saw Umoja trailing, fighting to regain their control until the 70th minute when W. Richard scored his brace, skillfully equalizing for the visiting team, thus reigniting hopes for their fans. Just four minutes later, a superb conversion from W. Mark gave the visiting team the winning goal in the 74th minute, marking an impressive turnaround in the match. Meanwhile, Umoja’s E. Kiseremi received a yellow card in the 75th minute, reflecting the mounting pressure as the game drew to a close. The match concluded with a thrilling score of 2-3 in favor of the visitors, leaving fans ecstatic while the home supporters were left disappointed. In another match taking place at Musembe Primary, Mlimani FC faced off against Chekalini Combined, resulting in a hard-fought 1-1 draw. Mlimani’s D. Simiyu gave the hosts an early lead, scoring in the 12th minute and displaying an exceptional performance that energized the crowd. The game was marked by its physicality, as both home team’s J. Oyugi and visiting team’s E. James were shown yellow cards in the 23rd minute after a heated exchange, further intensifying the atmosphere. As the match progressed, V. Kenyanya equalized for the visiting team, sealing the final score and showcasing the competitive spirit of both teams.
There was a thriller at Pan Paper Grounds Mautuma as Mugunga FC hosted Vuyika FC for a well-fought 2-2 draw that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The home team took an early lead in the 3rd minute when W. Abdalla struck a powerful shot that found the back of the net, sending the crowd into a frenzy. However, the lead was short-lived, and only lasted for a minute as Vuyika’s M. Brian equalized for the visitors in the 4th minute with a well-placed shot that caught the goalkeeper off guard. Vuyika’s M. Brian continued to shine and got his brace in the 39th minute, skillfully navigating through the defense to take the visitors to a 1-2 lead. The tension in the stadium was palpable as Mugunga’s O. Kevin was shown the only yellow card of the match in the 50th minute for a late challenge, reflecting the intensity of the game. As time was running out for the hosts and after a brief interruption of the match caused by heavy rains pouring down on the pitch, K. Musa equalized for Mugunga FC in the 70th minute with a stunning header that reignited hope for the home fans, making the final moments of the match incredibly thrilling as both teams fought fiercely for the win until the last whistle.
Another Zone B draw was witnessed at Bishop Njenga Ground where Red Eagles hosted Turbo FC for a tightly contested 1-1 draw. The match saw both teams showcasing their skills and determination, with Turbo FC initially taking the lead as A. Karioki delivered a striking opener in the 30th minute, sending their supporters into a frenzy. As tensions rose on the pitch, Turbo’s P. Kimani and Eagles’ C. Obonyo found themselves under the referee’s scrutiny, both receiving yellow cards in the 44th and 60th minute respectively for their challenging tackles. The atmosphere became increasingly charged as the second half progressed, with both teams eager to assert their strength. Then, in a moment of brilliance, M. Waingang equalized for the home team in the 72nd minute, igniting hope among the Red Eagles’ faithful and setting the stage for a thrilling finish to the match.
The last match for Zone B this weekend was played at Majengo Primary as Majengo FC hosted Greenland FC in what turned out to be a thrilling encounter filled with intensity and drama. The home team faced a tough challenge against a determined visiting side, and unfortunately, Majengo FC ultimately lost to the visitors. In an eventful start to the match, W. Agesa and K. Kevin both received yellow cards in the 1st minute, setting the tone for a fiercely contested game. The referee was kept busy as Majengo’s M. Nelson also found himself booked with a yellow card in the 38th minute, reflecting the spirited nature of the clash. Greenland took the lead in the 17th minute courtesy of a well-placed goal by M. Kinyanya, which energized the visiting supporters and put pressure on the home team. Just four minutes later, A. Wekesa added a second goal for Greenland in the 21st minute, leaving Majengo FC chasing the game. Despite the challenging situation, the hosts showed resilience and managed to pull one back just before halftime through N. Zablon’s skillful strike in the 44th minute, igniting hope among their fans and setting the stage for a tense second half where the outcome was still uncertain.
In Zone C, there was significant action at Navakholo Primary as Navakholo Young Stars welcomed Tumaini FC for an exhilarating match that ended with a narrow 1-0 victory for the home team. The atmosphere was electric, with fans cheering passionately from the stands throughout the game. Tumaini’s J. Kasaya and Navakholo’s K. Wawire and M. Shabir found themselves in the referee’s book, receiving yellow cards in the 31st, 63rd, and 75th minutes respectively, which heightened the competitive spirit on the field. As tensions rose, each team fought valiantly, striving for control and looking to score. However, it was Navakholo’s B. Shirikule who ultimately delivered the decisive blow, securing the win for the home team with a well-placed shot in the 77th minute, sending their supporters into jubilant celebrations and solidifying their position in the league standings.
In the other fixture for Zone C’s Saturday match, Mukhungula FC hosted Bulupi FC in what turned out to be a tense, barren draw at Lwandeti Primary. The game was characterized by several missed opportunities from both sides, as each team struggled to convert their chances into goals, resulting in a stalemate that left fans yearning for more excitement. Elsewhere, Santos faced a disheartening defeat at home as they welcomed the formidable Tombo Foxes to Lugusi Primary. The match showcased Tombo’s tactical superiority, with L. Samson netting the first goal for the visiting team early in the first half. Santos fought hard to regain control but were met with solid defense and quick counter-attacks. K. Lumbasi sealed the victory for Tombo, scoring the clinching goal that led to a convincing 0-2 win. The atmosphere at Lugusi was electric, with Tombo’s supporters celebrating an impressive away performance.
It was also an action-packed Sunday for Zone C, filled with suspense and excitement as teams battled fiercely for victory. Shamoni FC hosted Shitirira FC at Shamoni Primary, where the atmosphere was electrifying, culminating in a hard-fought 1-0 win for the home team, thanks to a brilliant goal from T. Laban in the 31st minute, sending the local supporters into a frenzy. Meanwhile, at Manyonje Primary, Manyonje FC faced off against Lukova FC in a closely contested match that ended in a disappointing 0-1 loss for the home side. The tension escalated as Manyonje’s O. Billah and Lukova’s J. Samson were both shown yellow cards in the 19th and 24th minutes respectively, reflecting the competitive spirit of the match. As the game progressed, Lukova managed to secure the winning goal in the 34th minute, with S. Moses striking the decisive blow, sealing the fate of the match and leaving Manyonje FC to ponder what could have been.
There was thrilling action at Mukavakava as Mukavakava FC hosted Forest FC for an exhilarating 3-3 draw that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Mukavakava’s M. Brian opened the scoring for the hosts in the 23rd minute with a well-placed shot that sent the local supporters into a frenzy. Following this, S. Victor doubled the lead for Mukavakava in the 35th minute with a powerful header from a corner kick, showcasing the team’s strong offensive strategy. However, the visitors quickly responded; Forest’s K. Muredi pulled one back for the visiting team in the 39th minute, capitalizing on a defensive error and igniting hope among the traveling fans. Just after halftime, in the 48th minute, L. Nyongesa equalized with an impressive long-range effort, bringing the score to 2-2 and shifting the momentum towards Forest. As the match approached the final quarter, in the 72nd minute, L. Nyongesa secured his brace, scoring the 3rd goal for the visitors with a deft finish, showcasing his skill and precision. Yet, the drama wasn’t over; Mukavakava’s M. Mark silenced the visiting supporters when he equalized in the 83rd minute, firing a strike that found the back of the net amidst chaotic scenes in the box. The match ended in a compelling stalemate, leaving both teams and their fans equally satisfied and excited about the next encounter.
On Saturday in Zone D, Shisokoro FC hosted Kambiri Township at the picturesque Lugala Primary grounds, where a thrilling match unfolded before an enthusiastic crowd. The teams battled fiercely on the pitch, showcasing their skills and determination, but it was Shisokoro FC who ultimately triumphed with a narrow 1-0 win, thanks to a well-placed goal by A. Musonye in the 34th minute. This decisive moment not only secured the victory for Shisokoro FC but also amplified the excitement among their loyal supporters, who celebrated passionately, filled with hope for the remaining matches of the season.
In other Zone D fixtures, Shidodo FC hosted Lucky Stars FC at Mukumu Complex, a vibrant venue that drew a large crowd eager to support their local club. M. Dominic scored for the home team the winning goal in the 16th minute, sending the fans into an ecstatic frenzy. At St Philips Playground, Spitfire FC hosted Tarino FC in what turned out to be a thrilling match, ultimately resulting in a hard-fought 2-1 victory for the home side. Spitfire’s A. Bryson gave the home team an early opener in the 10th minute with a swift shot that caught the opposing goalkeeper off guard, setting the tone for an intense match. However, M. Leis equalized for the visiting team in the 52nd minute, skillfully navigating through the defense to find the back of the net and reigniting Tarino’s hopes for a comeback. As the match progressed, the tension heightened, and Tarino’s FC L. Wilberforce was yellow carded in the 82nd minute for a reckless challenge, a decision that sparked debate among the fans. However, just when it seemed like the game would end in a draw, I. Hillary stepped up for the home team, delivering the winning goal in the 88th minute with a powerful strike that secured Spitfire FC’s victory, much to the delight of their passionate fans who celebrated long into the night.
Meanwhile at Shibuye Primary, Shibuye FC faced off against Tsunami FC in an eagerly anticipated match that had fans buzzing with excitement. It was a humbling weekend for Shibuye FC as they succumbed to a 0-2 defeat at the hands of their opponents. The visitors struck early, with O. Joseph delivering the opening goal in the 8th minute, sending a wave of cheers through the Tsunami FC supporters. As the match progressed, Shibuye FC fought hard to find an equalizer, displaying moments of determination and skill, but their attempts were thwarted by a resilient Tsunami defense. S. Eugine sealed the visitors’ victory in the 52nd minute, taking advantage of a defensive lapse to double the lead. The match turned a bit heated as tensions rose, with Shibuye’s M. Teyi receiving a yellow card in the 58th minute, followed closely by Tsunami’s O. Heinnex being cautioned at the 85th minute. Despite the setback, Shibuye FC vowed to learn from this experience and regroup for their next fixture, hoping to bounce back stronger.
There was a midweek fixture for Zone E as Ingotse Boys welcomed Bushiangala TTI for an exciting match that ended in a 1-1 draw at Ingotse High School. The atmosphere was electric, with supporters filling the stands, eager to see their teams battle it out on the field. D. Omollo opened the scoring for the hosts in the 47th minute, sending the home crowd into jubilation as he capitalized on a defensive lapse. However, the visitors showed remarkable resilience, and W. Eugine equalized for Bushiangala in the 58th minute, striking a powerful shot from outside the box that left the goalkeeper with no chance. The rest of the match was filled with intense action as both teams fought for the winning goal, but ultimately, they had to settle for a point each, leaving fans excited about the forthcoming matches in the league.
On Saturday at Ikonyero Primary School, it was a barren draw as Ikonyero FC hosted Blue Stars FC in a match that showcased the tenacity and skill of both teams. The atmosphere was electric as fans filled the stands, eagerly supporting their respective teams. Throughout the game, opportunities were created, but neither team could find the back of the net, resulting in a scoreless tie. Ikonyero’s A. Yusuf was yellow carded in the 49th minute for a late tackle that highlighted the physical nature of the game, while Blue Stars FC’s O. Brian, A. Shitakwa, and I. Abel were all shown yellow cards in the 73rd, 85th, and 89th minutes respectively, further emphasizing the intensity and fierce competition that marked the match. As the final whistle blew, both teams left the field knowing they had fought hard, but it was ultimately a day where defense prevailed over offense.
At Mwiyala Primary, Manwar FC welcomed Mareba FC for an exciting match that ended in a decisive 3-1 beating for the home team. Manwar’s star striker N. Mohammed showcased his exceptional skills by scoring a brace in the 13th and 20th minutes, putting the home team comfortably in the lead and energizing the enthusiastic crowd. The early goals set the tone for the match, as Manwar dominated possession and strategically controlled the midfield play. Just before halftime, N. Zakari added the final goal of the match for Manwar, finding the back of the net in the 47th minute, which further solidified their advantage. The visitors, Mareba FC, were determined not to leave empty-handed; courtesy of J. Andera, they pulled one consolation goal in the 88th minute, bringing a flicker of hope to their supporters. Despite the scoreline, both teams exhibited tenacity and resilience throughout the match. Manwar’s O. Collins, E. Wafula, and L. Wilberforce did not escape the referee’s watchful eye, as they were each yellow carded in the 24th, 42nd, and 70th minutes respectively, highlighting the intensity and physicality of the game.
At Esumeyia Primary, it was hard luck for the home team as FC Imperial hosted Bushiangala, suffering a disappointing 0-1 loss, which was ultimately decided by W. Brown’s decisive goal in the 52nd minute, sending the home crowd into a hushed silence. The match was fiercely contested, with several near misses and tense moments that left fans on the edge of their seats, but ultimately, the away team’s defense proved to be too solid for Esumeyia to penetrate. Elsewhere, at the same time, Eregi Pirates hosted Magharibi Soccer at Lusiola Primary in a gripping match that ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw. Magharibi’s S. Hanington struck first, giving the visitors an early lead in the 23rd minute, as the Eregi players regrouped to find their rhythm. The hosts responded tenaciously, with M. Victor equalizing in the 31st minute, igniting hope among the home supporters. However, the match took a more intense turn as Eregi’s K. Wilson and K. Alloys were both yellow carded in the 64th and 76th minute respectively, which showcased the mounting pressure and aggression on the field. In a dramatic twist in the 67th minute, K. Linus managed to put the hosts in the lead, sending the home fans into a frenzy, only to be met by Magharibi’s relentless pursuit. In a nail-biting finale, M. Allan of Magharibi struck back to equalize in the 88th minute, ensuring that neither team could claim victory in an unforgettable clash.
On Sunday, Lusui Black Spears hosted Scorpions Musingu at the vibrant Lusui Primary School in what turned out to be a tightly contested match that ended in a narrow 0-1 loss for the home team. Throughout the game, tensions were high as both teams fought fiercely for possession, demonstrating remarkable skill and determination on the field. Lusui’s S. James and Scorpions A. Edwin, along with H. Onyango, were each shown yellow cards at the 21st, 76th, and 88th minutes respectively, highlighting the intensity of the match and the stakes involved. The critical moment came as the clock was winding down, when O. Shaban found the net for the visitors, scoring the decisive goal in the 89th minute and sealing Lusui’s fate. The match concluded with mixed emotions, as the home crowd grappled with disappointment while the visitors celebrated their hard-fought victory.
At Ingotse High, it was a thriller as Ingotse Boys were beaten at home by the visiting Amalemba Sportiff with a final score of 2-3, leaving the home fans in disbelief. The match kicked off with a bang when Ingotse’s D. Owino tested Amalemba’s net in the very first minute of the game, almost giving the home team an early advantage. However, O. Kibisu quickly equalized for Amalemba in the 6th minute, showcasing the visitors’ tenacity and skill. The tension continued to build as W. Mwanzi returned the home team to the lead in the 31st minute, sending the crowd into cheers, only for his celebration to be dampened when his teammate D. Yeswa received a yellow card in the 35th minute for a reckless challenge. As the second half commenced, Amalemba Sportiff pounced back in the 56th minute with a brilliant goal from S. Dominic, who expertly maneuvered through the defense, raising hopes for the visiting side. The match took a decisive turn in the 70th minute when A. Williams scored a stunning goal, making the score 2-3 and leaving the Ingotse boys scrambling to catch up. Despite a valiant effort, which included Amalemba’s A. Yusuf being yellow carded in the 80th minute for a foul, Ingotse could not find the back of the net again, capping off an exhilarating match filled with drama and excitement on both sides.
In the last Zone E encounter of the weekend, Lirhembe Youth Soccer Academy hosted Shivagala Red Devils at Lirhembe Primary, where they secured a solid 2-0 victory. The match, which drew a vibrant crowd of local supporters, saw M. Wangila and M. Ambani score for the hosts in the 12th and 88th minute respectively, showcasing their impressive skills and teamwork. The Lirhembe players maintained a strong defensive line throughout the game, effectively countering their opponents’ attempts to penetrate their territory, while also demonstrating a keen offensive presence that allowed them to control the tempo of the match. This triumphant win not only boosts Lirhembe’s standings in the league but also elevates the morale of the team as they confidently move forward in the season.
In Zone F’s mid-week fixture that was played on Wednesday 9th April 2025, Malaha FC hosted Super FC at the spacious Muroni Primary, a match that turned out to be a thrilling contest ending in a 2-2 draw. The excitement began when Malaha’s C. Joseph found the back of the net in the 23rd minute, sending the home fans into a frenzy as they celebrated the early lead. Just before the half-time whistle, L. Robert doubled the advantage for Malaha with a well-placed shot in the 43rd minute, giving the home team a comfortable 2-0 lead as they headed into the break. However, the second half saw Super FC fighting back fiercely. M. Chenjeri of Super FC was yellow carded in the 53rd minute, adding to the tension on the pitch as both teams vied for control. Things took a turn in favor of Super FC when P. Otata scored a stunning goal in the 56th minute, igniting hope for the visiting team. The momentum continued as J. Manya equalized in the 67th minute, sending a wave of relief through the Super FC supporters. Not to be outdone, Malaha’s M. Samuel and C. Joseph were shown yellow cards in the 73rd and 79th minutes respectively, signaling the increasing physicality of the match. As the final whistle blew, both teams left the pitch with a point each, but the exhilarating contest would certainly be remembered by fans for its ups and downs.
On Saturday 12th at Makunga Primary, Makunga Scorpion FC hosted City Way FC in an exciting match that ended with a narrow 2-1 victory for the home team. The match began with a fierce intensity, showcasing the skills and determination of both teams. Makunga’s S. Philemon got the opening score in the 26th minute, sending the home crowd into a frenzy as he capitalized on a defensive mistake. However, City Way FC fought back valiantly, creating several opportunities, but they were unable to find the back of the net. E. Chibole scored the winner for Makunga in the 46th minute, deftly placing the ball past the goalkeeper following a well-executed counterattack. Just when it seemed that City Way was out of the game, N. Calton managed to pull one back for his side in the 48th minute, reigniting hope for the visiting fans. Tensions escalated when his teammate M. Clive was sent off after receiving a second yellow card in the 78th minute, leaving City Way to finish the match with one player less, and intensifying the pressure on their efforts to level the score. Despite their best efforts, City Way could not overcome the odds, and the match concluded with Makunga securing their well-deserved victory amid cheers and celebrations from their loyal supporters.
On Sunday at Bumini Primary, Super FC welcomed Thunderstorm for an exciting match that culminated in a 2-0 win for the home team. The players showcased their skills and determination, with S. Ndunde breaking the deadlock in the 35th minute, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. J. Manya further solidified the victory by scoring in the 80th minute, ensuring that Super FC would take all three points. Meanwhile, Thunderstorm’s A. Kelvin found himself in hot water after a reckless challenge earned him a yellow card in the 38th minute, highlighting the aggressive nature of the game. As the final whistle blew, the atmosphere was electric, and the fans celebrated their team’s strong performance with chants and cheers.
In Zone G at Emanani Primary, Matungu Black Stars hosted Ihonje Warriors in a thrilling match that concluded with a 1-2 loss for the home team. The atmosphere was electric, as both teams showcased their skills, resulting in numerous chances on both ends. Ihonje’s O. Noah gave the visitors the opener at the 64th minute, sending their supporters into a frenzy. The response from Matungu was swift; G. Kongani managed to equalize in the 75th minute, bringing hope back to the home crowd. The intensity of the game only heightened, and in a decisive moment, O. Otieno netted the winning goal for the visiting team in the 79th minute, demonstrating remarkable poise under pressure. In a fitting climax to the match, O. Noah, the goal scorer, received a yellow card in the 80th minute for a foul, which added to the drama of the encounter as the clock ticked down and both teams fought for control on the pitch.
At Shitswitswi Primary, Rush FC welcomed Mwalmart for an intense match that ended in a decisive 2-0 beating for the home team. The game showcased thrilling moments and exceptional skill as C. Harrison struck the first goal in the 39th minute, sending the crowd into a frenzy. As the match progressed, Mwalmart struggled to find their rhythm, unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities. B. Otinga sealed the victory with a well-placed shot in the 90th minute, leaving no doubt about Rush FC’s dominance on their home turf. Tensions flared during the contest, with Mwalmart’s A. Saadat and C. Andako receiving yellow cards at the 43rd and 78th minutes, reflecting the physical nature of the game. Despite their efforts, Mwalmart could not overcome the stellar performance of Rush FC, who celebrated a hard-earned victory.
On Sunday, it was a barren draw as Mbaabo FC hosted Ikomero Allstars at Mukhunzulu Primary, where despite the intense competition, neither team could find the back of the net, resulting in a stalemate that left both sides frustrated. The only notable moment came when Ikomero’s H. Namure was shown the only yellow card of the match in the 84th minute, highlighting a late surge of aggression as both teams battled for control. Meanwhile, at Inaya Secondary, the Blue Boys faced a disappointing defeat as they were humiliated on their home ground by Ibokolo Youth, succumbing to a narrow 0-1 loss that left fans disheartened and questioning the team’s strategy. In another development, the much-anticipated match between The Sleemaz FC and Namulungu Lads, which was scheduled to be played at Muslim Boys Secondary, was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances, much to the chagrin of local supporters eagerly awaiting the showdown.
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