Two first-half goals by Bruce Outa and Hassan Lukaka gave Malindi Progressive FA a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Vapor Sports on Thursday afternoon. Vapor pulled one back after the break but failed to turn the game around. Malindi Progressive started off better, with Bruce Outa wasting one chance before Vapor Sports hit the woodwork on the other end. Outa’s header crashed against the crossbar for Progressive, who managed to take the lead mid-way through the first half when Outa netted home from Julius Menza’s cross.##NAJAVA_MECA_7292322##Omar Rashid teed up Hassan Lukaka to double Progressive’s lead before halftime while Dubai Regis denied Vapor Sports to preserve the lead for the hosts. Vapor Sports pulled one back as Vapor attacker outjumped Progressive’s Erick Chutsi and headed home from a corner. The Visitors piled the pressure on Malindi Progressive, but failed to break down their low block and succumbed to their third defeat in five Division One matches. Following their win, Malindi Progressive remains in sixth place in the Division One table, seven points adrift of promotion brackets. Vapor Sports, meanwhile, are 15th after having mustered 27 points. Cricket Kenya to name team to Kwibuka T20 tournament this weekendElsewhere, Zetech Titans were awarded three points and two goals after the hosts Buruburu Sports failed to show up for the match that was slated for Camp Toyoyo. This was Buruburu Sports 2nd walkover in two consecutive games. At City Stadium, Gor Mahia Youth’s relegation fate was sealed with a 1-4 thumping against Equity FC. The defeat was a 4th in a row for the K’ogallo juniors who have amassed 2 points from 24 matches. The win moves the bankers 4th joint on 46 points with Rainbow Fc who have a superior goal difference.Dulmant Mustafa and Paul Jawa’s strike earned Rainbow Fc 8th win in 9 Division One games as they downed Administration Police in a match played at Gems Cambridge. The defeat leaves Administration Police 14th on the log 3 points from relegation safety.
