Starting from Mid-week fixtures to the weekend fixtures, there were several FKF Kakamega County League games all across the 7 zones of the Kakamega County League, showcasing a thrilling array of talent and competitive spirit among the teams. Fans flocked to the stadiums, eager to witness the electrifying action and support their local clubs as they battled for crucial points. With every match filled with intense moments and unforgettable plays, it was an action-packed week that not only highlighted the skills of the players but also reignited the passion for football in the community.
In zone A that comprises teams from Likuyani, it was a goal galore this past weekend. On Saturday, 19th April 2025, Mbururu FC hosted Melody United at Mbururu Primary, and the match turned into a spectacular display of football, resulting in a decisive 5-0 thrashing for the home team. Mbururu’s K. Calistus shone brightly during the match, netting a brace; he opened the scoring in the 12th minute with a stunning strike, showcasing his incredible skill and composure in front of goal. Just two minutes after W. Daniel doubled the lead for Mbururu with a well-placed shot in the 47th minute, Calistus struck again in the 49th minute, highlighting his remarkable form. W. Wanyama also made his mark on the game, scoring a brace of his own, the first of which came in the 69th minute, extending the home team’s lead to a commanding four goals. W. Elvis capped off the emphatic victory with a goal in the 73rd minute, bringing the scoreline to an impressive 5-0. The match saw both teams’ players feeling the pressure, with Melody’s N. Brian receiving a yellow card in the 69th minute, followed by Mbururu’s W. Phenemus in the 86th minute, underscoring the competitive nature of the encounter. Overall, it was an exhilarating match that thrilled the fans and solidified Mbururu FC’s dominance in the zone.
Elsewhere at Matunda Primary, the home team had something special for their fans as they hammered visiting Mlimani FC 3-1 in a match that showcased remarkable skill and teamwork. Matunda’s F. Kibet was shown a yellow card in the 17th minute for a tactical foul, a moment that hinted at the competitive nature of the game. However, the momentum shifted in favor of the home team when K. Jeff skillfully found the back of the net, giving Matunda the opening goal in the 31st minute. As the match progressed, Matunda’s E. Elvis showcased his incredible prowess with the ball, skillfully maneuvering past defenders and scoring a stunning brace in the 70th and 85th minutes, thereby extending the home team’s lead to three goals. The crowd erupted in celebration as it became evident that victory was within reach for Matunda. In a late surge of energy, the visiting team managed to pull one back in the 90th minute when B. Victor scored, providing a glimmer of hope for Mlimani FC; however, the game ultimately ended with a score of 3-1, sealing a well-deserved victory for Matunda.
On Sunday 20th April 2025, Warriors FC welcomed Pipeline FC at Lugulu Primary in a match that turned out to be nothing short of a spectacle, culminating in a humiliating 9-0 beating for the visitors. It was a particularly remarkable day for Warriors’ standout player, W. Barasa, as he showcased his incredible talent by scoring 5 goals for his club, finding the net in the 7th, 24th, 50th, 63rd, and 82nd minutes, much to the delight of the home crowd. His performance not only demonstrated his skill and precision but also solidified his position as one of the key players in the league this season. The other 4 goals for the home team were scored by M. Emmanuel, W. Meshack, A. Noah, and M. Braider, who contributed to the overwhelming victory in the 42nd, 58th, 67th, and 74th minutes respectively. The atmosphere at the stadium was electric, with fans cheering wildly, as Warriors FC proved their dominance on the pitch, leaving their rivals completely outmatched and searching for answers after such a devastating loss.
At Matisi Primary, it was hard luck for the home team as the visiting Muungano FC delivered a humble pie with a decisive 1-3 beating that left the local fans disappointed. The match kicked off with great enthusiasm, and Matisi’s G. Wafula gave the home team an early lead in the 25th minute, sending waves of excitement through the stands. However, it took Muungano’s H. Sifuna twenty minutes to equalize in the 45th minute, showcasing their resilience and tactical prowess as they adjusted to Matisi’s gameplay. There was only one yellow card in the match, which was handed out in the 63rd minute to N. Flavian of Matisi FC, marking a moment of tension amidst an otherwise competitive spirit. M. Paul further solidified Muungano’s dominance by scoring in the 71st minute, ultimately contributing to the decisive 1-3 fulltime score in favor of Muungano FC, leaving the home team to regroup and reassess their strategy for the upcoming games.
The fixture between Al-Iran FC and Nzoia Junior that was scheduled to be played at Nzoia Primary field turned out to be a walkover for Al-Iran, as Nzoia Junior failed to honor the fixture due to unforeseen circumstances that left them unable to field a team. This resulted in significant disappointment among fans and players alike, as both teams had prepared for what was expected to be a competitive match. Al-Iran, eager to secure a victory, celebrated the win, but there was an underlying frustration with the lack of sportsmanship displayed by Nzoia Junior, who had previously been known for their dedication and team spirit. The absence of the match also raised questions about the management of Nzoia Junior and their ability to uphold their commitments in the league.
Elsewhere in zone B, that comprises teams from Lugari, there were very amazing fixtures this weekend that captivated fans and generated a lot of excitement throughout the community. There was only one fixture on Saturday 19th April 2025 pitting Vuyika FC vs Nzoia River FC played at Vuyika Primary. It was a thrilling 1-1 draw, showcasing a display of skill and determination from both sides. M. Brian gave the home team an opener in the 19th minute, sending the local supporters into a frenzy with a beautifully placed shot that left the Nzoia River goalkeeper helpless. However, the visiting team was not to be outdone, and they rallied their strength to fight back effectively. In an exhilarating turn of events, the equalizer came in the 90th +3 minute when Nzoia River’s J. Wafula found the back of the net with a stunning header, sending their fans into joyous celebrations and ensuring that the match ended in a dramatic tie. This encounter not only demonstrated the competitive spirit of the teams but also highlighted the passion of the supporters, solidifying the bond between the local clubs and their communities.
On Sunday 20th April 2025, at Chekalini Secondary, Young Tigers FC hosted Turbo FC for an intense match that ended in a narrow 1-0 victory for the home team. The hardly fought contest saw both teams displaying remarkable skill and determination, with end-to-end action that kept the spectators on the edge of their seats. Young Tigers’ J. Stanley emerged as the hero of the day, skillfully maneuvering through the opposing defense to score the only goal of the match at the 80th minute, much to the delight of the roaring crowd. The atmosphere was electric, as the players left everything on the pitch, showcasing their passion for the game and the fierce rivalry between these two local teams.
At Lwandeti DEB, it was a particularly challenging day in the office for the home team, as Umoja FC faced a devastating defeat at home, being thoroughly outmatched by Red Eagles, who delivered a two-goal thrashing. The match saw Red Eagles poised and aggressive from the outset, with their first breakthrough coming in the 42nd minute, courtesy of N. Brandon, whose well-placed shot found the back of the net, sending the visiting fans into a frenzy of celebration. Following the first goal, the game became increasingly intense, with both teams displaying moments of brilliance and frustration. In the 50th minute, O. Erick received a yellow card for a late challenge, signaling the growing tension on the pitch. As the clock wound down, the visitors sealed their victory with Wanyonyi’s decisive goal in the 82nd minute, leaving the home crowd in disbelief as Umoja FC struggled to respond and restore some pride in front of their supporters.
At Lumakanda Township, it was a walkover for Kingdom FC as Majengo FC failed to show up for the match, leaving the fans disappointed and with nothing to cheer about. Elsewhere at Mukhalanya Primary, Chepsai FC had no mercy for the visitors, as they thrashed Mlimani FC with an impressive scoreline of 4-0, showcasing their dominance on the field. In this remarkable win, S. Elphus shone brightly with a brace, as he skillfully found the back of the net in the 33rd and 89th minutes, leaving the opposition defense in disarray. Other goals were expertly scored by I. Khalifa, who struck at the 58th minute, followed by S. Johnpeter in the 70th minute, who sealed the deal for his team. Chepsai’s S. Collince and M. Derrick were both shown yellow during the match, a testament to the intensity of the game, which ended in a commanding 4-0 victory for Chepsai FC. Meanwhile, in a contrasting encounter at Chekalini Secondary, it was a hard-fought 1-1 draw as Chekalini Combined FC welcomed Mugunga FC, where E. James scored for the home team, displaying skillful play and teamwork, while S. Geofrey netted the equalizer for the away team, ensuring that both teams walked away with a point in a closely contested match.
The action in zone C includes teams from Malava and Navakholo, where by this weekend at Tombo Secondary, Tombo Foxes hosted Shamoni FC, securing a hard-fought 1-0 victory. Tombo’s S. Jami delivered the decisive goal for the home team in the 9th minute, showcasing his exceptional skill and determination throughout the match. In contrast, Shamoni’s W. Brian faced disciplinary action, as he was shown a yellow card in the 39th minute for a reckless challenge that disrupted the flow of the game. At Mukhonje Primary, the atmosphere was quite different, as it was a walkover in favor of the hosts, Tumaini FC, since Santos FC did not honor the fixture, leaving the local fans celebrating their team’s unopposed victory. Furthermore, there was yet another walkover at Lukova Primary, where the home team, Lukova FC, waited for the away team, Mukavakava FC, in vain, resulting in disappointment for the fans who had anticipated an exciting match, ultimately emphasizing the importance of commitment and sportsmanship in the league.
On Sunday 20th April 2025, there was an exhilarating thriller at Namirama Primary as Forest FC welcomed Mukhungula for a captivating match that ended in a 3-2 victory for the home side. Mukhungula caught the crowd off guard, scoring the opening goal in the 1st minute of the match courtesy of an impressive strike from M. Jackton, sending their fans into a frenzy. However, the home team did not back down; L. Nyongesa swiftly equalized for Forest FC in the 12th minute, bringing hope back to their supporters. The intensity of the match escalated, and in a stunning display of skill, R. Wandera netted a brace in quick succession, putting the home team firmly in the lead by scoring their second and third goals in the 25th and 29th minutes, much to the delight of the home crowd. Mukhungula’s M. Jackton, not to be outdone, managed to secure his brace in the 35th minute, raising the stakes as the match progressed. Ultimately, despite Mukhungula’s best efforts, the game concluded with a thrilling 3-2 full-time score in favor of Forest FC. Meanwhile, at Bulupi Primary, the atmosphere was entirely different as Bulupi FC hosted Navakholo Youngstars FC in a match that turned out to be a disappointing barren draw, with both teams unable to find the back of the net despite their efforts.
Elsewhere in zone D, which comprises teams from Shinyalu, there was notable action starting on Tuesday, 15th April 2025, at Solio Primary as Sande FC hosted Young Simba FC in a fiercely contested match that ultimately ended in a barren draw, leaving both teams eager to capitalize on upcoming opportunities. On Wednesday, 16th April 2025, Tsunami FC welcomed Shisokoro FC at Mukumu, where they secured a narrow but crucial 1-0 win, thanks to a skillful strike from S. Eugene in the 60th minute, a goal that was celebrated passionately by the home crowd. The excitement continued on Saturday, 19th April 2025, when Sande FC once again took to the pitch, this time against Shibuye FC at Solio Primary. This match unfolded into a thrilling encounter that finished in a 1-1 draw; Sande’s I. Lisambu opened the scoring for the home team in the 31st minute, showcasing his striking prowess, but Shibuye’s A. Mulima found the back of the net with a dramatic equalizer in the 89th minute, much to the delight of the visiting fans. Throughout the match, tensions flared, resulting in several disciplinary incidences as Sande’s S. Jumba and Shibuye’s I. Stanley were cautioned with yellow cards in the 9th and 79th minutes, respectively. Furthermore, Sande’s G. Shikondi will notably be missing in action for the foreseeable future after receiving two yellow cards during the match, the first in the 62nd minute followed by another in the 84th minute, resulting in a red card that left his team to strategize without one of their key players.
On Sunday 20th April 2025, it was an action-filled day for zone D as Lucky Stars FC welcomed Shisokoro FC at Senyende Primary, ultimately suffering a narrow 0-1 loss. The match was competitive from the beginning, with both teams displaying commendable skill and determination. S. Dancan of Lucky Stars received a yellow card in the 47th minute for a hard tackle, while C. Karanja of Shisokoro FC followed suit in the 80th minute after a late challenge. The turning point in the game came when C. Munialo, with a stunning strike, netted a goal in the 30th minute, giving the away team a lead they would not relinquish. As tensions escalated on the pitch, the fans roared in support of their respective teams. Meanwhile, at Mukulusu Ground, Young Simba FC welcomed Tarino FC, but the match ended in a barren draw, which left both teams feeling unsatisfied as they were unable to capitalize on their scoring opportunities despite several close calls.
At Murhanda Primary, Mundulu FC hosted Shidodo FC for an impressive 3-0 bashing that showcased the home team’s dominance on the field. Mundulu’s K. Shisanya was in exceptional form, managing to score a brace as he netted goals for the home team in the 11th and 88th minutes, demonstrating not only his skill but also his relentless drive throughout the match. In addition to Shisanya’s contributions, W. Chimwani added to the scoreline with a well-placed shot in the 37th minute, leaving the visiting team, Shidodo FC, struggling to find their footing. Despite their best efforts to mount a comeback, Mundulu’s defense remained resolute. However, the match took a contentious turn as Mundulu’s Shisanya received a yellow card for a rough challenge in the 30th minute, adding a layer of intensity to the game. The situation escalated for Shidodo when G. Asila was given a straight red card in the 85th minute after a brutal tackle, forcing his team to finish the match with ten players and leaving them to reflect on a tough outing.
Kambiri Township hosted Tsunami FC for a thrilling 2-2 draw in an exciting match that was played at Shanderema Secondary School, where the atmosphere was electric with passionate fans cheering on their teams. Kambiri’s F. Omondi was unfortunately yellow carded in the 34th minute for a late tackle, raising tensions on the pitch. However, the home crowd erupted in joy when F. Indeche gave the home team an opening goal in the 47th minute, capitalizing on a defensive lapse by Tsunami FC. The visitors responded quickly, with S. Eugene managing to equalize for the away team just two minutes later in the 49th minute, demonstrating the competitive spirit of both sides. W. Nelson momentarily brought back the home team to a brief lead in the 85th minute with a beautiful strike, sending the fans into a frenzy. Yet, the drama didn’t end there, as M. Bradley equalized for Tsunami FC just a minute later, ensuring a well-deserved share of the points in this captivating encounter.
In Zone E, there was significant action starting from Saturday, 19th April 2025, as Eregi Pirates hosted FC Imperial in a tightly contested match that ended in a narrow 0-1 loss for the home side, thanks to a well-placed goal by M. Edwin in the 27th minute, which showcased his excellent positioning and finishing skills. Elsewhere at Shivagala Primary School, Shivagala Red Devils welcomed Lusui Black Stars in an exhilarating encounter, ultimately securing a 1-0 win, with A. Innocent scoring the decisive goal in the 73rd minute, demonstrating his prowess and determination on the field. At Musingu High, the day unfolded quite differently for the Scorpions, who found themselves in a rather uneventful situation as Manwar FC failed to honor the fixture, which raised questions about their commitment and reliability. Meanwhile, at Approved School, it was an exciting match for Blue Stars FC, who celebrated a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Ingotse Boys; V. Namai scored the winning goal, displaying remarkable skill and composure. Notably, the match took a controversial turn when I. Odhiambo of Blue Stars received a yellow card in both the 66th and 69th minutes, leading to a red card situation that left his team temporarily on the back foot, adding a layer of intensity and drama to an already thrilling day of football in the zone.
On Sunday, 20th April 2025, Amalemba Sportiff welcomed Lirhembe Youth Soccer Academy for a barren draw in what was anticipated to be an exciting match showcasing young talent. Fans gathered at the stadium, eagerly cheering for their respective teams, as the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation. The two teams displayed remarkable skill and determination throughout the game, with several close calls and impressive saves from both goalkeepers. Despite numerous opportunities, neither side could find the back of the net, resulting in a scoreless tie that left both teams and their supporters reflecting on the moments of brilliance as well as the chances that slipped away.
In zone F, it all started with mid-week action as Indangalasia FC hosted Eshimambo FC at Indangalasia Primary on 16 April 2025 for a 0-1 loss, courtesy of Eshimambo’s V. Otweya’s decisive goal, which sent the home crowd into a hushed silence. The match unfolded with intense energy, as both teams showcased their skills, yet Eshimambo FC demonstrated superior strategy and cohesion on the field. Fans from both sides filled the stands, eagerly cheering for their teams, but ultimately, it was Eshimambo’s tactical prowess that paved the way for victory. This match left Indangalasia FC with much to ponder as they prepared for their upcoming fixtures, while there were no games scheduled for Saturday, 19th April, allowing players a much-needed respite to regroup and refocus for the challenges ahead.
On Sunday 20th April 2025 at Mwangaza Primary, Green Force FC hosted Indangalasia FC in a thrilling match that ended with a narrow 1-0 beating, courtesy of D. Oliko’s striking goal in the 34th minute, which showcased his impressive skills and quick thinking on the field. The home team exhibited strong defensive tactics throughout the match, while H. Amulundu received a yellow card in the 44th minute for a questionable tackle, and Indangalasia’s M. Tongwa followed suit with a yellow card in the 78th minute for dissent, indicating the increasing tensions on the pitch. In sharp contrast to this engrossing encounter, elsewhere it was a barren draw as City Ways welcomed Malaha FC in a match that lacked both creativity and scoring opportunities, leaving fans eager for more action in the upcoming fixtures.
On Easter Monday, 21st April 2025, at Kamashia Primary, Eshikufu FC experienced a challenging day in the office as they welcomed the formidable Makunga Scorpions for an intense match that ended in a disappointing 1-2 loss. The atmosphere was electric, with passionate supporters from both teams filling the stands, eager to witness a thrilling encounter. Despite Eshikufu FC’s best efforts and relentless pursuit of victory, they struggled to maintain control against a determined opposing side. B. Ashuma and O. Levi emerged as the heroes for the Makunga Scorpions, each netting a goal that showcased their exceptional skills and teamwork, ultimately sealing the win for their team. As the final whistle blew, the Eshikufu players left the field with heavy hearts, reflecting on missed opportunities and the lessons learned, while the Scorpions celebrated a well-deserved victory.
In Zone G there was little action as two matches were postponed, one walkover, and one big win that stood out remarkably. On Saturday, 19th, Matungu Black Stars had a fantastic day away as they decisively beat the home team 7-0, showcasing their dominance on the field. The thrilling action took place at Butere Primary, where Ibokolo Youth hosted Matungu Black Stars in a match that captivated all attending fans. With every kick of the ball, it became evident that Matungu was in exceptional form. N. Fred and S. Atati both scored braces in the 18th, 35th, 74th, and 85th minutes respectively, demonstrating their lethal finishing ability and excellent teamwork. The other impressive goals were scored by B. Philip in the 31st minute, who found an opening and made it count, A. Wilberforce in the 54th minute with a well-placed shot that left the goalkeeper with no chance, and S. Mumali’s beautifully executed goal in the 63rd minute, further extending their lead and sealing a memorable victory for the team. This match not only boosted Matungu’s morale but also solidified their standing in the league, making it a day to remember for players and fans alike.
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