Gor Mahia regroup for continental campaign after Cecafa final heartbreak
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Gor Mahia players and officials pose for a photo after finishing second in the 2026 Cecafa Club Championship at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali on August 7, 2026.
Gor used the two-week tournament to prepare for their campaign next season where their real test will come in the CAF Champions League.
The Kenyan champions face a stern test in the CAF Champions League after being drawn against Egypt’s Pyramids in the first preliminary round.
After failing to clinch the 2026 Cecafa Club Championships title following a 2-1 loss to Rwanda’s Rayon Sports on Friday evening, Gor Mahia have now shifted focus to fine-tuning the team and building cohesion in the squad ahead of their daunting CAF Champions League campaign, and defence of their Kenyan league title.
In the thrilling final held at the 45,508-seater Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda, K’Ogalo saw their hopes of winning their fourth Cecafa Club Cup crashed by a 97th minute overhead strike by substitute Daniel Muhoza.
