Fresh off their thrilling Mashemeji derby triumph over Gor Mahia last Sunday, AFC Leopards head to Kasarani Stadium brimming with confidence as they prepare to face league leaders Kenya Police.
The derby victory was more than just three points—it sent a statement. Morale is high, belief is strong, and the Leopards are determined to challenge Kenya Police at the summit of the Kenyan Premier League.
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Head coach Fred Ambani reflected on the team’s mood.
“Beating Gor Mahia was a huge boost for us. The players’ confidence has soared, and we’re focused on taking on Kenya Police. They are a formidable team, but we trust our squad to compete and get results.”
Kenya Police, however, are well-versed in handling pressure. Leading the league with 20 points, just one ahead of Gor Mahia, they know every team aims to topple them. Head coach Dušan Stojanović stressed the need for focus.
“We respect AFC Leopards, but our goal is clear—we must protect our lead. This game is crucial, and disciplined, smart play is key to securing all three points.”
Fans can expect a tactical battle at Kasarani, with Leopards riding their derby momentum while Kenya Police rely on structure and consistency. The match could deliver moments that shape the title race.
Elsewhere, Sofapaka host Tusker FC at Ulinzi Sports Complex in a clash that could define their season trajectories.
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Tusker, seventh with 18 points, aim to climb higher, while Sofapaka, with just 12 points, need a home win to regain confidence.
Tusker head coach Charles Okere emphasized.
“Every game at this stage is vital. We are determined to get back on track against Sofapaka. It won’t be easy, but we are ready for the challenge.”
Sofapaka coach Ezekiel Akwana acknowledged the tough task ahead
“Tusker is strong and experienced, but we will stick to our game plan. We need to build on our strengths and secure a win at home.”
Expect a fast-paced, tactical clash where individual brilliance could determine the outcome. Both sides will battle for every point as the league table tightens.

This matchday is more than just fixtures—it’s about momentum, pride, and positioning. AFC Leopards aim to capitalize on derby glory, Kenya Police want to maintain dominance, Tusker fight to rise, and Sofapaka seek redemption.
For fans, it promises drama, goals, and edge-of-the-seat action. The Kenyan Premier League continues to deliver football that’s passionate, unpredictable, and fiercely competitive.
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