The past weekend witnessed only two Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) matches with Gor Mahia compounding Wazito FC’s woes with a 1-0 win while artists AFC Leopards and Kenya Police FC settled for another draw.The league is however set to take an 11-day break due to the International Break which makes little sense owing to the FIFA suspension imposed on the country.Alarm bells for WazitoThe season started with so much promise for Wazito after an impressive transfer window that saw the arrivals of James Kinyanjui, Amos Ekhalie and Cliff Nyakeya but the season has unravelled disastrously for Wazito.FTGor Mahia 1-0 Wazito FCThe hosts walk away with maximum points.#Wazito4life— Wazito Football Club (@wazitofc) March 19, 2022 A 1-0 loss to Gor Mahia courtesy of George Odhiambo’s strike was Wazito’s third consecutive loss and four games without victory, leaving them five points from safety as they continue to flirt with relegation.Despite the win, Gor Mahia’s inconsistencies continue to haunt them but the win keeps their faint hopes of recapturing the title from Tusker FC alive as they currently trail log leaders Kakamega Homeboyz by 11 points with a game in hand. Lucky punter smiles all the way to the bank after winning Ksh 887,599The sacking of Francis Kimanzi who had fallen out with the playing staff has done little to change the fortunes of the club making one wonder whether only financial challenges can be blamed for their poor performances.Since taking over as the K’Ogalo head coach Andreas Spier is yet to win back to back games but has only lost once against Kenya Police FC.GalleryGor Mahia vs Wazito FC#Wazito4life pic.twitter.com/rJFXt1I4VS— Wazito Football Club (@wazitofc) March 20, 2022 Gor Mahia’s lack of a proper centre forward continues to haunt them with the side being bereft of goals as Nzoia Sugar who are still in the relegation dog fight scoring a goalless, leaving their top scorer Peter Lwasa who is a midfielder with six goals.Artists settle for another drawAFC Leopards and Kenya Police FC have the joint highest amount of draws in the league with 10 and added onto that tally with a 1-1 stalemate on Sunday with the two clubs now becoming skilled artists.Ingwe have now registered four successive draws in the league with their young squad punching above their weight and who know what greater things they are capable of delivering should they stay put at the club for three years.The vision from Lopaga! pic.twitter.com/eVJNf6eftW— Mbakaya khwa Milimu (@mbakayamilimu) March 21, 2022 Despite their array of flair players, Kenya Police continue to look like an amalgamation of talents rather than a team as they continue to underwhelm in the league when they should realistically challenge for the title.With John Mark Makwata, Cliff Nyakeya and Josphat Lopaga cleared to play, Ingwe should better the results with the players set to offer a wealth of experience to the fledgling talents in the squad.Makwata returned to haunt his former side after coming on to score a penalty and hit back at reports that led to his exit at Police with a celebration.John Makwata scores against his parent club and celebrates vizuri.#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/VedWdhOfH6— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) March 20, 2022
