FKFPL: Shabana welcome Homeboyz as Murang’a Seal and Mathare United battle for survival

Three Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) matches are scheduled for Sunday as gameweek 23 action continues, with the final game between Gor Mahia and Kariobangi Sharks set for Wednesday.Saturday brought some thrilling moments, with Nairobi City Stars beating Ulinzi Stars 1-0, FC Talanta losing 1-0 to Bidco United, Sofapaka and Mara Sugar drawing 1-1, and KCB FC going down 2-1 to Posta Rangers FC.##NAJAVA_MECA_8744375##Shabana FC vs Kakamega Homeboyz FCShabana, winless in their last five matches, will face Kakamega Homeboyz at Gusii Stadium, looking to end their poor run in the FKF Premier League. Their recent form has seen them lose ground on the league leaders.Homeboyz, on the other hand, come into the match unbeaten since November, showing strength both at home and away. This makes it a tough challenge for the Glamour Boys on their home ground.Boost for Bandari as influential player passes fitness test ahead of Tusker clashThe two teams last met in Mumias on December 1, 2024, where Homeboyz secured a 2-0 victory. Since Shabana’s promotion last season, the sides have met three times, with Homeboyz winning twice and the other game ending in a draw.Both teams have been active in the midseason transfer window, which just closed. Shabana brought in notable players such as Keith Imbali from Kariobangi Sharks, Douglas Mokaya from Bidco United, Oscar Juma from 3K FC, and Mark Oduor from Nakuru Bucks. Meanwhile, Homeboyz added Henry Omolo and Robinson Kamura among others.Former AFC Leopards official outlines 3 promises after joining chairmanship raceKickoff is at 2 PM.Bandari FC vs Tusker FCIn Mombasa, Bandari and Tusker will both aim to get back to winning ways at Mbaraki Sports Club. Bandari have lost their last two games to FC Talanta and KCB, while Tusker are on a run of four consecutive draws, making this match crucial for both sides.Bandari will be boosted by the return of head coach Ken Odhiambo, who missed the last three games. Tusker, however, has struggled to score in league matches, with striker Ryan Ogam failing to find the net since his unsuccessful transfer to USM Alger.Coach Charles Okere will hope Ogam can rediscover his form, starting with Sunday’s game. A win for Tusker would put them at the top of the table at least until Tuesday when Kenya Police face AFC Leopards.A look into 3 of Benni McCarthy backroom staff at Harambee Stars##NAJAVA_MECA_8744385##Bandari made some key signings during the midseason window, including Dennis Ng’ang’a, John Makwata, Cliff Ouma, and goalkeeper Farouk Shikalo, who are expected to play. Tusker won the first-leg encounter 1-0.The match starts at 3 PM.Murang’a Seal vs Mathare UnitedAt St. Sebastian Park in Murang’a, the home team Murang’a Seal will be looking to avoid slipping into the relegation zone as they host Mathare United, who are also battling to stay clear of the drop. Seal sits 14th on the table with 23 points, just four above the relegation places. United is 12th with 26 points, and this match provides both teams with an opportunity to secure crucial points in the fight for survival.In the first-leg meeting, Seal won 2-0, and with home support, they will be hoping to snap their seven-match winless streak. Mathare United, with only one win in their last seven games, will also be pushing for a vital victory.Gor Mahia defender in Norway for trialsKickoff is at 3 PM.

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