Tusker FC midfielder Chrispine Erambo has sparked concerns after sharing an emotional message on social media in the aftermath of their humiliating 7-1 defeat to Sofapaka in an FKF Premier League encounter played on Sunday, 18 May at Dandora Stadium.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe Brewers, who were chasing the league title, were left shell-shocked as Sofapaka delivered one of the most ruthless performances in recent league history, scoring four goals in the first half and finishing with a seven-goal blitz that left the visitors scrambling for answers and dignity.How Akorino coach used faith to secure NSL promotion with Kabati Youth“I don’t deserve to wear this jersey,” Erambo posted on his official social media handles, accompanied by crying and heartbreak emojis.Sofapaka’s Jack Ong’anya was the architect of the demolition job, grabbing a hat-trick that saw his season tally rise to seven.##NAJAVA_MECA_8931497##From the onset, Sofapaka looked unstoppable. Edward Omondi opened the scoring just three minutes into the game, slicing through a shaky Tusker defense.Wayne Dalvin Otieno, nicknamed “Messi” by fans, added a second with a curling effort that kissed the top corner.Mashemeji Derby date confirmedThe spectacle was not just in the goals, but how they were celebrated. Sofapaka players broke into a synchronised corner-flag dance after each strike, much to the delight of the home crowd and the embarrassment of their opponents.By halftime, Ong’anya had added two more goals, both assisted by the lively Omondi, as Tusker’s defensive line was left visibly fractured, captain Charles Momanyi frantically signalling frustrations with four fingers raised to his teammates.##NAJAVA_MECA_8931709##Any hopes of a second-half resurgence evaporated when Sofapaka earned a penalty seconds after the restart, calmly converted by Rodgers Kipkemoi.An own goal by Edward Olak barely lifted Tusker’s spirits, as Omondi and Onganya wrapped up the rout with two more stunners. Onganya’s final goal came via a thunderbolt that struck the underside of the crossbar and in.Senate disappointed by Eldoret’s 64 Stadium delaysThe defeat marked one of Tusker’s worst performances in recent history and effectively doused their fading title hopes.The loss seemed deeply personal for Erambo, who joined the Brewers in September 2023 from Mombasa Elite after rising through the ranks at Kibera Saints.##NAJAVA_MECA_8935675##The midfielder, known for his composure and leadership on the pitch, has been a key figure since arriving at the club and earned a Harambee Stars call-up earlier this year.He featured in the Four-Nation Tournament in March, starting both matches, and has since earned 10 caps for the national team.CONFIRMED: Harambee Stars midfielder to feature in English League One next seasonCoach Charles Okere will be under pressure to re-instil belief in his side as the league heads into its final stretch, with fans and players alike now searching for answers after a weekend to forget.
