Kenyan footballers plying their trade abroad suffered mixed fortunes on Tuesday night with only Joshua Nyatini turning out for his side, Tanzania Prisons FC as the rest failed to take to the pitch. Tyler OnyangoThe Kenyan midfielder was an unused substitute as his Burton Albion side suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Fleetwood Town in the English Football League (EFL) League One. Samuel Onyango still at Gor Mahia, coach Johnathan McKinstry clarifiesThe all important goal of the clash was scored four minutes after the half hour mark when Harvey Macadam found the back of the net and that is how things ended in the clash. Joshua Nyatini The Kenyan midfielder was handed a start by Tanzanian Prisons in the 1-1 stalemate against Ihefu in the Tanzanian Premier League. His compatriot, Amos Asembeka missed the matchday squad as Japhary Kibaya opened the scoring for Ihefu in the 55th minute.##NAJAVA_MECA_6696537##With 10 minutes left on the clock, Prisons snatched a point in the clash through Ismail Mgunda to extend their unbeaten run to two after beating Azam FC 1-0 last time out.Alwyn TeraThe Kenyan midfielder watched from the bench as his Ararat-Armenia side thumped Ararat Yerevan 4-0 in the Armenian Premier League. Ivorain forward Wilfried Kwassi Eza bagged a hat-trick in the game as Agdon drilled the final nail in Ararat-Armenia’s coffin in the 89th minute. Sven YidahPamzo basks in the glory of Police’s first trophyThe Kenyan midfielder missed the match day squad as his Marumo Gallants side beat TS Galaxy 1-0 in the South African Premier Soccer League. The tie was settled by a Sede Junior Dion strike in the 38th minute as Gallants went on to collect their first three points in 13 games.
