Kefa Andati, Sammy Ggolola and a brace from Derrick Anami were all enough for Zoo FC as they secured an impressive 4-0 win over Transfoc in a match staged at Equip Institute College, Kitale, to enhance their promotion chances. Promotion has remained a distinct possibility for Herman Isekhwa’s side, and they proved capable with a clinical display where first half goals from Kefa Andati and the red hot Anami put them in control of the match.##NAJAVA_MECA_7345391##Andati broke the deadlock after just eight minutes, connecting to Anami’s corner, before laying the ball for the former Kapenguria High School winger to slot home in what proved to be the only goals in the opening half- both teams going to the break with Zoo leading 2-0. After the restart, club top scorer Sammy Ggolola scored a third midway through the second half, hanging on Brian Kiplagat’s cross, before Anami put the cherry on top of the cake three minutes from full time to send spectators into a frenzy. Victory moves the Kericho based club level on points with second placed Green Commandos, who played out a one all draw against St. Joseph’s Nakuru . OPINION: Who will awaken the sleeping giant in Tusker FC?Victor Maliachi scored Green Commandos’ only goal of the game in the 39th minute, a strike the Kakamega Outfit held on until two minutes into the extra time when former Sofapaka striker Erastus Mwaniki struck to level matters and deny Ramadhan Balala’s men chance to close on league leaders Villa. At Mumboha grounds, Luanda Villa scored late in the second half to avoid a late upset from Muhoroni Young, as they emerged 2-1 winners courtesy of goals from Brian Bett and Moses Masinde. The win sees 2021 National Super League promotion play offs runners up open a three point gap at the helm of the league with six rounds to the conclusion of the season. Wins for Zoo Fc, Luanda Villa and Green Commandos draw wide the promotion race, with both entities having an opportunity to grace the second tier. Only one team will earn automatic transition to Kenya’s Super League with the second placed club having to go into the playoffs . Elsewhere, Mathew Arocho, Christopher Situma and Caleb Titi Kiplagat scored a goal apiece as Bungoma Superstars handed Vegpro sixth defeat of the season in a match played at Bungoma High School grounds. AFCONU23: Defending champions Egypt seek first win against semifinal chasing MaliIn Nakuru, GDC Nakuru moved out of relegation for the first time this season as they were awarded three points and two goals after their opponents in Kamungei United failed to show up for the match that was slated for Afraha C grounds. FKF Division One Zone B Mid week ResultsGDC Nakuru 2-0 Kamungei UnitedLuanda Villa 2-1 Muhoroni YoungTransfoc 0-4 Zoo Fc Bungoma Superstars 3-0 Vegpro St Joseph’s Youth 1-1 Green Commandos.
