Kariobangi Sharks moved back to second position in the FKF Premier League after beating Kakamega Homeboyz 1-0 in a match that concluded on Monday, 30 September afternoon at the Mumias Sports Complex.The match was rained off on Sunday in the 58th minute, with Sharks leading 1-0 thanks to an Ally Salum goal scored in the 46th minute. The goal took him to the top of the FKF Premier League scorers’ chart with four goals after four rounds of games.##NAJAVA_MECA_8369709##Heading into the game, Sharks were in fine form, unbeaten in the league. Homeboyz, on the other hand, were a shadow of the team that won the Mozzart Bet Cup last year.On Monday, the game resumed for the final 32 minutes. Homeboyz made two changes to their lineup, with Nicholas Kipkirui and Chris Masinza replacing Hansel Ochieng and Ambrose Sifuna, both attacking changes.Homeboyz looked determined to salvage something from the game, but it was not to be their day. Pius Wagi hit the side netting from a prime position in the 68th minute after being set up by Estone Esiye. Brian Eshihanda headed over the bar in the 78th minute from a Ben Stanley Omondi delivery, with Sharks living dangerously. Two minutes from time, Omondi saw his header narrowly go wide, marking the final chance for Homeboyz.The result means Homeboyz are winless after four matches into the new season. They have drawn twice and lost two, starting with a 3-0 loss to Mara Sugar, a 0-0 draw with Mathare United, and a 2-2 draw with Tusker FC after coming from two goals down.Sharks, on the other hand, have three wins and a draw, which moves them to second place on the log with ten points, just behind leaders KCB FC on goal difference.Next for Homeboyz is an away game against KCB FC, while Sharks will host AFC Leopards. Both games will take place after the international break on 20 October.
