KPL News KCB Fall to Mathare at Kasarani MICHEZOAFRIKA Saturday, September 27, 2025 KCB’s Disemba Kisaka in action against Mathare United during the Sportpesa League clash at the Kasarani Annex. Despite KCB’s late pressure and a brief stoppage in play after a collision inside the box, Mathare held their ground to secure all three points. KCB FC will shift focus to their upcoming clash against Kariobangi Sharks on September 30 at the Police Sacco Stadium after falling 1-0 to Mathare United in a tightly contested SportPesa Premier League match at the Kasarani Annex.The game began on a cautious note, with both sides struggling to create clear opportunities. KCB’s first real chance arrived in the 24th minute when Jack Okello struck from distance after pouncing on a loose ball, but his effort drifted just wide.Mathare United, however, found the opener moments before the break. Team captain Elli Asieche stepped up and curled in a superb free kick two minutes before halftime, handing the Slum Boys a 1-0 advantage. The second half started under heavy rain, which made ball control and movement more difficult. KCB came close to equalizing when Kevin Ouru was forced into a superb one-handed save that deflected the ball onto the woodwork. Substitute Okoth later came close again, narrowly missing the target with a glancing header from an Asieche corner.Despite KCB’s late pressure and a brief stoppage in play after a collision inside the box, Mathare held their ground to secure all three points.Speaking after the match, KCB Head Coach Robert Matano admitted it was a challenging encounter:“It was a tough match in difficult conditions, but we have to move on quickly. Our focus now is on Sharks, and we must prepare well to bounce back.” Related CHAPA DIMBA MAFA Academy, MCF Starlets Crowned Chapa Dimba Eastern Region Champions 5 Oct 2026 WOMENS FOOTBALL Aquino, Shikangwa Return As Starlets Name Squad For Olympic Qualifier 3 Oct 2026 KPL Mombasa United take first-leg advantage over Kariobangi Sharks 2 Oct 2026 Previous Ruiru to Host Over 270 Golfers in Annual Legendary Golf Showpiece Next Harambee Stars Edge Burundi in World Cup Qualifier