FKF-PL: Tusker, Police drop points, Leopards move to fourth
AFC Leopards' Kaycie Odhiambo (right) celebrates his goal against Nairobi City Stars during their FKF Premier League match on February 2, 2025 at Dandora Stadium.
Sharks’ coach William Muluya, on the other hand, praised his players for securing a point away from home and acknowledged the challenging atmosphere created by the passionate Shabana fans at Gusii Stadium.
“It feels good to play in a stadium that is fully packed. This is what Kenyan football needs—for players of both teams to feel motivated to perform better and showcase their skills to the world,” Muluya said.
AFC Leopards interim coach Fredrick Ambani has reaffirmed that his team remains firmly in the race for the 2024/25 Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKF-PL) title.
On Sunday, Ingwe moved to fourth in the standings with 29 points after securing a narrow 1-0 victory over struggling Nairobi City Stars at Dandora Stadium in Nairobi. Kenya Police currently top the league with 37 points, level with Tusker, who have an inferior goal difference, while defending champions Gor Mahia sit third with 31 points.
