Nairobi City Stars

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  • Nairobi City Stars 2 Gor Mahia 3

    Nairobi City Stars 2 Gor Mahia 3

    Home team Nairobi City Stars went down 3-2 to Gor Mahia in Kasarani on Sunday 29 May 2022 during an FKF Premier League matchday 32 tie.

    City Stars, hosting Gor for the 13th time in the top flight, opened the scores through skipper Anthony Muki Kimani in the 32nd minute – his sixth of the season – only for Gor to send the game tied 1-1 at half time with a Samuel Onyango low shot in the 42nd minute.

    Right at the restart, Timothy Babu Ouma sent City Stars 2-1 ahead matching Muki with his sixth of the season.

    But again, Gor responded, four minutes after the hour mark, when Benson Omala got to a split pass in the box to fire low at the far post.

    In the 72nd minute Gor custodian Gad Mathew’s was slapped with a straight red after stopping Muki a goal scoring opportunity outside the box.

    11 minutes later, Gor went ahead for the first time when a cut back from the left was bundled home by a City Stars defender.

    The visitors held on for the win turning tables on Simba wa Nairobi who won the first leg tie 2-0 in Nyayo Stadium.

    From the latest results, Gor moved up to fourth place with 51 points, ahead of fight placed City Stars with a point-less.

    Next up for City Stars is an away game to AFC Leopards in Nyayo Stadium on Saturday 4 June 2022.

    Lineups

    Nairobi City Stars: 16. Jacob Osano, 26. Dennis Wanjala, 26. Kenedy Onyango, 22. Wycliffe Otieno, 8. Calvin Masawa (19. Kevin Okumu – 60), 18. Sven Yidah, 2. Elvis Noor Ojiambo, 20. Timothy Noor Ouma, 30. Anthony Kimani, 11. Davis Agesa (7. Rodgers Okumu-65), 32. Ezekiel Odera (17. Nicholas Kipkirui-65)

    Unused subs: 1. Elvis Ochoro, 5. Mike Madoya, 12. Edwin Buliba, 14. Rowland Makati, 28. Herit Mungai, 31. Mohammed Bajaber

    Coach: Nicholas Muyoti

    Gor Mahia: 16. Gad Mathews, 50. Paul Ochuoga (36. Dolph Owino – 75), 2. Geoffrey Ochieng, 33. Dennis Ng’ang’a, 26. Philemon Otieno, 20. Ernest Wendo (30. John Ochieng – 90+2), 10. Peter Lwasa, 7. Austine Odhiambo (27. Boniface Omondi – 61), 22. Benson Omala, 19. Sammy Onyango (14. Parmenas Ochola – 90+2), 5. George Odhiambo (24. Sando Yangayay – 61)

    Unused subs: 32. Peter Oudu, 11. John Macharia, 25. Jules Ulimwengu, 28. Victor Ochieng

    Coach: Andre Spier

    Cautions

    Nairobi City Stars: 18. sven Yidah (49 – yellow), 2. Elvis Noor Ojiambo (86 – yellow)

    Gor Mahia: 16. Gad Mathews (72 – red)

    Goals 

    Nairobi City Stars: 30. Anthony Kimani (32), 20. Timothy Ouma (47)

    Gor Mahia: 19. Samuel Onyango (42), 22. Benson Omala (64), 26. Dennis Wanjala (Own goal – 83)

  • Ouma earns second Kenyan cap against Rwanda

    Ouma earns second Kenyan cap against Rwanda

    Nairobi City stars attacking midfielder Timothy Noor Ouma aka Babu earned his second Kenya National cap as Harambee Stars concluded their 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers with at 2-1 win over Rwanda at the Nyayo National Stadium on Monday 15 November 2021.

    Babu was introduced to the game in the 80th minute for – once again – Samuel Onyango who had come on for Erick Ouma at halftime.

    On his debut on Thursday against Uganda, Babu took up Onyango’s place in the 72nd minute.

    To wrap up the sixth and final game of the qualifiers, Kenya took a quick 2-0 lead after goals from Michael Olunga and the first-ever national goal by Richard Odada – a penalty -, in the 3rd and 15th minutes respectively.

    Rwanda grabbed their consolation six minutes after the hour mark when Olivier Nyiyozimana tapped home a freekick.

    Lineups

    Kenya: James Saruni, Aboud Omar, David Cheche Ochieng, Joseph Okumu, Amos Nondi Obiero, Erick Ouma [(Samuel Onyango-46 (Timothy Noor Ouma-80))], Abdallah Hassan, Richard Odada (Duke Abuya-80), Anthony Akumu (Anthony Wambani-62), Kenneth Muguna, Michael Olunga

    Unused subs: Brian Bwire (GK), Ian Otieno (GK), Musa Mohammed, Cliffton Miheso, Ismael Dunga, Cliff Nyakeya, Alwyn Luheni Tera, Johnstone Omurwa, Duke Abuya

    Coach: Engin Firat

    Rwanda: Ntwari Fiacre, Salomon Nirisarike, Eric Rutanga, Denis Rukundo ( Emmanuel Imanishimwe-62, Thierry Manzi, Kevin Muhire, Dominique Savio Nshuti, Olivier Niyonzima, Keddy Nsanzimfura (Ernest Sugira-25), Danny Usengimana, Innocent Nshuti (Muhadjiri Hakizimana-46)

    Unused subs: Emery Mvuyekure, Christian Ishimwe, Clement Niyigen, Bryan Ngwabije, Blaise Nishimwe, Ali Serumogo, Clement Buhake

    Coach: Vincent Mashami