Posta Rangers Post Naibois, Slum Boys Taste Bitter Mara Sugar

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Mozzartbet Cup champions Nairobi United suffered their fourth SportPesa League consecutive defeat on Monday, November 8th, 2025. Nairobi United who are Kenya’s representatives in the CAF Confederations Cup piled their misery as they have not found the back of the net in those matches. A first half brace made Posta Rangers cruise to their second consecutive victory in the Sportpesa League clash at the Moi, Kasarani Annex in Nairobi. Jackson Dwang’ goal inside the first ten minutes doubled by Brian Otieno’s strikesealed all the three points for the Mailmens second consecutive victory under interim coach Charles Omondi. Posta rise to fourth on the log with the win, just a point shy off league leaders Kenya Police FC. Having suffered consecutive defeats last month in their maiden CAF Confederation Cup Group Stage appearance against Wydad AC and Maniema Union, the newly promoted side resumed domestic action last Thursday only to fall 1-0 to Mathare United. Posta Rangers vs Nairobi United Starting Lineups Posta Rangers: Bixente Otieno, Dinken Mwema, Ivan Ochieng, Bernard Ondiek, Faustin Ojiambo Samaki, Kevin Juma, Caleb Olilo, Jackson Dwang, Brian Yakhama, Brian Otieno, Brian Marita. Nairobi United: Kevin Oduor,Brian Wafula,Prince Buregeya,John Otieno,Kevin Otiende,Brian Mzee, Lesley Otieno,Isaac Omweri,Dancan Omalla,Frank Ouya and Majaliwa Charo. Mathare United 0 Mara Sugar 1 The 2008 champions Mathare United were subjected to 1-0 home loss by the FKF Cup semi finalists Mara Sugar in a closely contested Premier League clash at the Moi, Kasarani Stadium. A lone goal netted by Dennis Cheruiyot seven minutes into the second half proved decisive as the Kilgoris-based outfit halted their three-match winless run and, in the process, climbed out of the relegation zone. Mathare United, placed ninth on 14 points, seven behind leaders Kenya Police FC, entered the match aiming to collect maximum points and cut the deficit at the top to just three. Edward Manoah’s charges started the day on 11 points, only two above Kariobangi Sharks, Mara Sugar held firm to secure a crucial away victory, their third of the campaign, lifting them to ninth place on 14 points, six behind leaders Police FC.