Shabana FC downed Mombasa Elite by a solitary goal at Mbaraki Grounds to tie the league leaders Kibera Black Stars on nine points, but the latter have an advantage with a superior goal difference, in one of the five National Super League (NSL) matches played on Wednesday.Denis Simiyu scored the only goal in the match after 72 minutes to see the visitors keep their 100 percent winning record in the league this season, that being their third match of the campaign.The former Premier League side have won each of their opening three matches by an identical 1-0 scoreline, doing so against Silibwet Leons in the opening round and SS Assad in the match that followed.One game at a time, giving our best and playing each game as a final. Mungu Mbele.Jedwali haliulizwi maswali. pic.twitter.com/hqrn1xU5GQ— Shabana Fc Kenya (@Shabanafckenya) December 14, 2022 Kibera Black Stars saw off Vihiga United 1-0 at Mumias Complex to win their third match of the season out of the four that they have played so far, to keep the top spot with Shabana hot on their heels.Brian Omondi scored the lone goal in the match towards the end of the first half, in the 44th minute, and they went on to hold to the slim lead to the final whistle.##NAJAVA_MECA_6886600##Silibwet Leons continued their bad start to the season as they fell to Migori Youth, this being their third straight loss of the new season and coming on the back of allegations of match-fixing at the club.They took the lead in the 27th minute through Jim Owili, only to give it away with four minutes left to play in the first period after their player Michael Kahasi put the ball in his own net.Migori Youth grabbed a late winner 88 minutes in the game courtesy of John Mwita to move to fourth on the log with as many points.In the other matches played on Wednesday, Kisumu All Stars and MCF played to a barren draw at the Moi Stadium, Kisumu while the match between Mwatate United and Coastal Heroes was not played to full length.Mwatate took a 2-0 lead at the break but Heroes did not return for the second period citing the failure of the host to provide an ambulance in a statement they issued later on their official pages.
