The Kenyan duo of Amos Nondi and Alwyn Tera propelled their club, Ararat-Armenia, to victory in the Armenian Cup by defeating Urartu in the final played on Sunday evening. The cup marked the first in the history of the club.The match ended in a one-all draw in regulation and extra time before Ararat-Armenia secured a 5-3 victory in the penalty shootout.##NAJAVA_MECA_8094772##Mikaye Mirzoyan opened the scoring for Urartu in the 31st minute, with Alexis Rodriguez leveling the scores seven minutes later for the eventual winners, a goal that sent the game to post-game spot kicks.Tera started the game and played for 87 minutes before being replaced by compatriot Nondi.In Romania, Kenyan international Eric Johana played the full 90 minutes as his club, UTA Arad, suffered a 2-0 loss to Dinamo Bucuresti in a Romanian Liga match.Hakim Djamel and Ravzan Patriche scored for the home team in a game where both sides were reduced to ten players, with UTA’s Imoh Ezekiel seeing red in the 61st minute and Patriche being dismissed in the 89th minute.In Denmark, Harambee Stars defender Daniel Anyembe played the entire game as his club Viborg lost 2-1 to Velje BK in a Superliga Group B playoff. Gambian Musa Juwara and German Onugkha scored for Velje, while Isak Jensen got the consolation for Viborg.Next, they face Randers on Wednesday evening.In Azerbaijan, Ayub Timbe came on in the 77th minute as his club, Sabail FK, fell 2-1 to Sumqayit in a round 34 league match. Casimir Ninga bagged a brace for the home team, with Alexandre Ramalingom scoring the consolation for Timbe’s side.In Sweden, Harambee Stars midfielder Timothy Ouma played for 63 minutes as his side, IF Elfsborg, lost 2-0 to Michael Olunga’s former club, Djurgaden. Besard Sabovic and Tobias Gulliksen scored for the home team.FKF PL Week 29: More drama as league enters homestretch
