Gor Mahia will take on Nairobi City Stars in a friendly match at the Nyayo Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Fans have been invited for the duel with gate charges pegged at Ksh 100 all round.##NAJAVA_MECA_6798264##K’Ogalo played against Muhoroni Youth, losing 1-0 in a match that was hosted at soggy Muhoroni Stadium last Saturday.”We want a proper test on a good surface so that we can be able to gauge ourselves better,” Gor Mahia’s acting Team Manager Victor Otieno told Mozzart Sport.”We are anticipating the start of the new season anytime this month, and so we have to make sure we’re match-ready when we’re called upon to play at time.”Victor confirmed that midfielder John Ochieng’, who missed the Muhoroni trip, has been training with the rest of the squad and will be available for the City warm-up.The Football Kenya Federation, FKF Executive is meeting today (Wednesday) and are expected to give directions on the disputed 2021-22 season and the new 2022-23 season.##EDITORS_CHOICE##Ababu Namwamba, the new Cabinet Secretary for Sports reinstated the FKF Executive last week a year after it was kicked out by Ababu’s predecessor Ambassador Amina Mohammed on corruption allegations.The move is expected to see FIFA, the world’s football body, lift its suspension of football activities in the country before the World Cup kick-off on November 20 in Qatar.City Stars took part in the inaugural Elite Pre-Season Cup where they met Police FC in the final, losing 2-0 in October. Speaking after the meet, City’s coach Nicholas Muyoti declared readiness for the new season kick-off.“Indeed we had so much to learn and picked very good pointers for the upcoming season. Now we have a very clear picture of the team apart from the few players who didn’t participate in the tournament,” he said.“After the rest we will go back to the drawing board to fix a few issues and we will be ready before the season starts.” added the coach.Gor Mahia head coach McKinstry offers solution to avoid fixture congestion
