• Patrick Odhiambo is considering his future at Kakamega Homeboyz after a season without trophies
• The Western Kenya club finished sixth in the FKF Premier League with 49 points from 34 matches
• The coach highlighted suspicious goals and off-field problems as major setbacks to their campaign
• Odhiambo returned to the club in August 2024 following his departure from KCB FC

Patrick Odhiambo could leave Kakamega Homeboyz. The head coach has hinted he might walk away from the FKF Premier League side after a disappointing season.

He spoke to reporters following a 1-1 draw with Kenya Police on Sunday. The result concluded the campaign for Abana Beingo, with the team finishing sixth after collecting 49 points from 34 games.

“I need to sit down and think deeply about my future here,” Odhiambo stated. “I feel disappointed because many things went wrong this year. This situation cannot continue.”

The coach, known as Luwowo, praised club chairman Cleophas ‘Toto’ Shimanyula. He said the chairman gave him excellent support. However, he explained that he faced serious difficulties at work.

Odhiambo raised concerns about some goals his team let in during matches. “Some of the goals we conceded look very suspicious,” he said. “I have played football before. These goals make me ask questions. Is it about player quality or something else?”

This season stands in sharp contrast to 2023. Two years ago, Odhiambo led Homeboyz to a domestic cup victory. That win earned the club a historic place in the CAF Confederations Cup.

The former Gor Mahia assistant coach returned to Homeboyz in August last year. He joined the club after losing his position at KCB FC.

Odhiambo has built a strong reputation for achieving results with limited resources. He keeps teams in the top half of the league table despite financial constraints. If he decides to leave, several clubs may seek his services.

• Gor Mahia need only three more points from their final match to secure the FKF Premier League trophy
• Samuel Kapen scored and assisted during the 3-1 triumph over Murang’a Seal at Nyayo Stadium
• The gap at the summit remains just one point after AFC Leopards defeated Kakamega Homeboyz 2-1
• Charles Akonnor’s side will face Mara Sugar on Saturday in a potential title-deciding clash

Gor Mahia stand on the brink of glory following a 3-1 victory against Murang’a Seal on Sunday afternoon. The hosts delivered a commanding performance at Nyayo Stadium to edge closer to a record 22nd league crown.

The Green Army opened the scoring after 18 minutes. Samuel Kapen found the back of the net to give K’Ogalo an early advantage on the pitch. However, the visitors fought back strongly before the break. Joe Waithira levelled the scores in the 36th minute, sending the teams into halftime with the match finely poised.

Tension remained high among the home supporters during the interval. Their bitter rivals, AFC Leopards, had reduced the deficit at the top of the table to a single point the previous day. Ingwe claimed a 2-1 win over Kakamega Homeboyz on Saturday to keep the title race alive.

The decisive moment arrived six minutes after the restart. Kapen launched a long throw into the danger area, and the ball fell kindly to Shariff Musa. The midfielder struck it first time into the bottom corner to restore Gor Mahia’s lead in the 51st minute. Substitute Ebenezer Assifuah then removed any doubt about the result when he added a third goal with 13 minutes remaining.

Charles Akonnor’s charges now control their own destiny. A win against Mara Sugar next Saturday will confirm them as champions regardless of other results.

• AFC Leopards beat Ulinzi Stars 2-0 to move within four points of leaders Gor Mahia
• Victor Omune insists the squad retains full belief in their title chances
• Ingwe face Kakamega Homeboyz next in a crucial Ingo Derby clash
• Gor Mahia’s goalless draw with Kenya Police opens the door for the chasing pack
• The Nairobi club seeks its first league crown since 1998

AFC Leopards have sent a strong warning to league leaders Gor Mahia. The Nairobi club insists they will fight for the FKF Premier League crown until the final whistle.

Midfielder Victor Omune delivered this message after Ingwe reduced the deficit at the summit to just four points. Only four matches remain in the 2025/26 campaign.

The victory sparked wild celebrations among the Ingwe faithful. Fans left the stadium singing and dancing after watching their team claim three vital points. Heavy rain across the capital could not dampen the mood. Kelly Madada and Emmanuel Lwangu scored the goals that secured a 2-0 victory over struggling Ulinzi Stars.

The Leopards captain spoke to the press after the final whistle. He confirmed the players refuse to give up on their title dream. “We keep believing,” Omune stated. “That belief drives us forward. We know we can win this league. We will fight until the very last match.” The former Harambee Stars international stressed the squad wants to lift the trophy.

The club has not won the league since 1998. Their path this season has faced several obstacles. These setbacks allowed their rivals to pull ahead in the race for a 22nd championship.

However, Fred Ambani’s team shows great fighting spirit. They have bounced back from painful defeats to beat their next opponents. The players attack like wounded animals.

Ambani played for the 1998 championship team. He has quietly built a united squad. The players work together like a team. They recover quickly from any disappointments.

A heavy 3-0 defeat to Kenya Police on April 18 hurt their chances. One week later, they lost 1-0 to K’Ogalo. These results looked like the end of their title hopes.

But they beat Mara Sugar 2-1. Then they defeated Ulinzi Stars on Wednesday. Gor Mahia also drew 0-0 with Kenya Police on Sunday. These results give Leopards hope again. They dream of lifting the trophy on May 31.

This dream is not impossible. Gor Mahia still face difficult matches. They must play Murang’a Seal, Mara Sugar, and Nairobi United. These games could cause problems for the leaders. If Gor drop points, Leopards will be ready. They will try to close the gap even more.

This season has already produced great drama. A close finish would add to the excitement. It would highlight the rivalry between Kenya’s two biggest clubs.

Omune praised his coach. He said Ambani keeps encouraging the team. This happens even when things look impossible. “The coach never gives up,” Omune explained. “He pushes us hard in training every single day.”

The next challenge comes on Saturday. Leopards travel to Kakamega. They will face Kakamega Homeboyz at Bukhungu Stadium.

Homeboyz started the season well. They were once in the title race. Patrick Odhiambo’s team remains dangerous. Leopards will not take this match lightly. Homeboyz are very strong at home. They are difficult to beat at Bukhungu.

This is the Ingo Derby. Local pride is at stake. The match could decide the title race. A win takes Leopards closer to glory. A defeat would cause great pain.

Leopards beat the soldiers at Nyayo Stadium. But Omune wants focus now. He does not want the team to celebrate for too long. The next match arrives quickly.

“We are happy tonight,” Omune said. “But the celebration ends now. Tomorrow we prepare for the weekend. We need three more points.”

Homeboyz won the last meeting. That match on January 4 finished 1-0 to the hosts.

• Enoch Morrisson wants fans to attend the remaining matches to boost the team’s push for the title.
• Gor Mahia lead the FKF Premier League table with 61 points, six ahead of rivals AFC Leopards.
• The team faces five matches left, with the midfielder highlighting three crucial games as ‘finals’.

Enoch Morrisson has issued a passionate plea to Gor Mahia supporters. The Ghanaian midfielder wants fans to turn up in large numbers for the remaining fixtures. He believes their backing is vital as K’Ogalo chase their 22nd league title.

The race for the FKF Premier League crown is reaching a critical stage. Gor Mahia currently sit at the top of the table with 61 points. Their arch-rivals AFC Leopards trail behind with 55 points.

Speaking to the media, Morrisson stressed the importance of the final stretch. He described the remaining fixtures as ‘finals’ that will decide the championship.

‘We have five matches left, but I see three finals ahead of us,’ Morrisson explained. ‘The fans must keep supporting us. They should come to the stadium. Their presence gives us strength when we play.’

The midfielder’s comments come as the 2025/26 season enters its final month. Gor Mahia face a tough schedule ahead. They must play Kakamega Homeboyz, Kenya Police, and Nairobi United. These three matches pose the biggest threat to their title hopes.

However, the champions cannot ignore their other opponents. They still have fixtures against Mara Sugar and Murang’a Seal. Both teams have caused upsets against big clubs this season.

Morrisson understands the weight of expectation at a big club. He admits that every opponent wants to beat the record champions.

‘Playing for Gor Mahia brings pressure,’ he said. ‘Every team tries harder against us. We must manage this pressure in our next matches.’

The former Ghana youth international praised the technical team. Head coach Charles Akonnor has prepared specific tactics for the run-in.

‘The coaches are showing us exactly what to do on the pitch,’ Morrisson noted. ‘We are learning the tactics. We must give everything when we play.’

Team morale appears high despite the pressure. Morrisson confirmed that every player is working hard in training.

‘Everyone is strong and focused,’ he added. ‘The squad is motivated for the next match.’

The first test comes this Sunday evening. Gor Mahia travel to Mumias to face Kakamega Homeboyz. The home side occupy fourth place with 47 points. They drew 1-1 with KCB last weekend and will seek a win against the leaders.