The match between Muhoroni Youth FC and Police FC will resume on Monday after it was rained off in the second half at Muhoroni Stadium, Muhoroni on Sunday.At the time of the abandonment due to natural causes, the match was tied at 1-1.The game has been scheduled to start again at noon on Monday as from the 52nd minute.Meanwhile, Kakamega Homeboyz FC were ruthless against Shabana FC, hammering them 2-0 at Bukhungu Stadium on Sunday.##NAJAVA_MECA_7729452##Abana Beingo are currently the FKF Premier League’s most on-form team, having won their last five games on the bounce.The win took them to second on the log standings on 27 points, one off leaders Gor Mahia, who were held to a demoralizing 2-2 draw against Nzoia Sugar FC at Raila Odinga Homabay County Stadium on Saturday.Sofapaka, after enduring a rough patch at the beginning of the season, are now safely out of the relegation zone after recording a 2-1 win over Kariobangi Sharks on Sunday.The 2009 Kenyan champions have now won four matches, losing eight times and drawing twice.The Batoto Ba Mungu are now placed 13th on the log with 14 points, four points clear of the automatic relegation area.FKFPL: Bidco edges AFC Leopards as Tusker is held by Posta in drab contestIn the meantime, AFC Leopards troubles got worse after Bidco United beat them 2-1 also on Sunday.Under new coach Tomas Trucha, Ingwe have only managed one win, four draws, and two losses.Trucha’s record is no different from his predecessor’s Tom Juma who was fired for going six matches without a win.Juma who is demanding millions in damages managed four draws and two losses.FKFPL: Stubborn Nzoia Sugar hold Gor Mahia as Murang’a Seal drop more pointsThe 12-time champions of Kenya are lingering just above the relegation playoffs zone in the 15th place with 11 points after 14 games.Despite remaining unbeaten, and top of the log, Gor Mahia just can’t get regular wins.Matano unleashes fury on ‘useless’ referee after barren draw against PostaK’Ogalo had to rally from two goals down to pick a point in a 2-2 draw against a battling Nzoia Sugar FC.The defending champions have only managed seven wins and an equal number of draws.Against Nzoia, who are fighting relegation, coach Johnathan McKinstry came under heavy criticism for heavily tinkering with his squad in a manner that suggested that he underrated the Millers.The former Uganda Cranes coach started with striker Patrick Kaddu and defender and skipper Philemon Otieno who were yet to play competitively this season.
