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- Ebenezer Assifuah scored in the 86th minute to earn Gor Mahia a share of the points.
- Brian Chonjo had earlier put defending champions Kenya Police ahead in the 22nd minute.
- The draw maintains Gor Mahia’s advantage over title rivals AFC Leopards.
- The clash took place at Nyayo Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Ghanaian striker Ebenezer Assifuah emerged as the hero for Gor Mahia after netting a last-gasp equaliser against Kenya Police. The forward struck with just four minutes remaining to salvage a 1-1 draw for the league leaders at Nyayo Stadium.
Kenya Police, who are the current title holders, looked set for victory after Brian Chonjo opened the scoring in the 22nd minute. His early strike gave the law enforcers a lead that they defended stubbornly for most of the contest.
The K’Ogalo side pushed hard for an equaliser as the match wore on. Their persistence paid off late in the game when Assifuah found the back of the net to break Police hearts. The crucial goal ensured the champions dropped valuable points at home.
This result keeps Gor Mahia firmly at the top of the FKF Premier League table. It also creates breathing space between them and their nearest competitors, AFC Leopards, as the title race enters its decisive phase.