Nairobi City Thunder Makes History,Qualifies for Africa League
This qualification marks a pivotal moment for Kenyan basketball, boasting it’s recognition on the continental stage.
This qualification marks a pivotal moment for Kenyan basketball, boasting it’s recognition on the continental stage.
At Makongeni Grounds, Josephine Jumwa scored late to secure a point for MTG United against Gor Mahia Queens.
In other league encounters, ten man Kakamega Homeboyz ended Shabana’s three games winning streak, Ulinzi Stars were held to goalless draw by Mathare United
With the win, Zetech Sparks climbs to fourth place in the standings with 13 points, leapfrogging Vihiga Queens, Ulinzi Starlets, and Kenya Police Bullets.
Bandari's victory moves them into second place with 19 points, while Gor Mahia climbed to fifth with 14 points. KCB remained at the top with 22 points.
The Burundian coach arrives at a challenging time for Police FC as the team has struggled in the league, securing only one win and five draws so far this season.
hile the country has a rich footballing history and a passionate fan base, the Harambee Stars have faced difficulties in producing consistent results on the continental stage.
Group B consists of hosts Uganda, Ethiopia , Burundi and Tanzania. The top two teams in the competition will qualify for the 2025 AFCON.
The draw sees Police move to 16th in the standings with 8 points, just outside the relegation zone thanks to a better goal difference over Nairobi City Stars.
In other league matches, Bandari defeated Kariobangi Sharks 2 – 1, City Stars edged out Mathare 1 – 0 while Gor Mahia came to winning ways, beating Kakamega Homeboyz 2 – 0.