In NSL Zone B fixtures, Eldoret Falcons fell to Royal Starlets 2 – 1 while Solasa Stima defeated Chakol Queens 1 – 0.
Kibera are currently top of the league standings with 16 points, three top of second placed Bungoma Queens.
With this victory, TP Mazembe becomes the third club to win the Women’s CAF Champions league, following two time champions Mamelodi Sundowns and AS FAR.
Mathare had a penalty denied as Jerrine was visibly brought down in the box but the referee waved play on.
With the win, Bungoma moves to top of the league with 13 points, level with Kibera Women Soccer pending other matches.
The teams have been divided into 3 groups, with the hosts Morocco being one of the headlines in Group A.
Kenya U17 team has also been nominated for the women national team of the year award alongside Cameroon U20, Malawi, Morocco, Morocco U20, Nigeria, Nigeria U17, Nigeria U20, South Africa and Zambia.
Coach Cheche will compete for the award against several other notable candidates including Chris Danjuma of Nigeria U 17, Moses Aduku of Edo Queens, Mbayang Thiam of Aigles Dela Medina
The match played at Esirabe grounds saw Kakamega Starlets Suffer their first defeat of their debut season into NSL, breaking their five-games unbeaten streak.
Other Kenyans at Simba, Corazone Aquino and Ruth Ingosi started the match while Wincate Kaari was on the bench.
