By Fred Maingi
Man of the match Sserunkuma (l) and colleagues celebrate |
Gor Mahia went to the top of the Tusker Premier League(TPL) for the
first time this year with 46 points after defeating their arch rivals
AFC Leopards 2-1 in a well attended clash of the titans staged at
the 60,000 seater Moi International Sports centre(MISC) Kasarani on
first time this year with 46 points after defeating their arch rivals
AFC Leopards 2-1 in a well attended clash of the titans staged at
the 60,000 seater Moi International Sports centre(MISC) Kasarani on
Gor Supporters |
Saturday, September 22.
The man of the match was Uganda born Dan Sserunkuma who netted a
brace in the 14th and 36th minute with brilliant trikes that
overwhelmed AFC Leopards custodian Patrick Matasi.
The first goal was a defensive mix-up in Leopards goal with
Jonas Nahimana being the biggest culprit while the second was an
individual effort when he released a rasping shot from 20 metres to
hit the roof.The goal almost brought down the roof with Gor Mahia
fans celebrating in the pitch lighting fire.
AFC Leopards scored their consolation goal in the 57th minute
through Mike Barasa after he beat Chris Wekesa to plant the ball on
the far right past Gor custodian Jerim Onyango.
Despite the win, Gor will count themselves lucky. While Gor
enjoyed large chunks of the first half, it was AFC Leopards who took
charge of the second half forcing numerous scoring chances.
Twice, Leopards hitman Allan Wanga missed two clear chances with
'Ingwe" fans yelling for a goal.Again in the 73rd minute, Martin
Imbalambala failed to tap home Bernard Mangoli's cross with a
yawning net infront of him.
Gor now goes to the top of the Log with 46 points , one
point ahead of second placed Tusker who are tying with Leopards
on 45 points. .
The man of the match was Uganda born Dan Sserunkuma who netted a
brace in the 14th and 36th minute with brilliant trikes that
overwhelmed AFC Leopards custodian Patrick Matasi.
The first goal was a defensive mix-up in Leopards goal with
Jonas Nahimana being the biggest culprit while the second was an
individual effort when he released a rasping shot from 20 metres to
hit the roof.The goal almost brought down the roof with Gor Mahia
fans celebrating in the pitch lighting fire.
AFC Leopards scored their consolation goal in the 57th minute
through Mike Barasa after he beat Chris Wekesa to plant the ball on
the far right past Gor custodian Jerim Onyango.
Despite the win, Gor will count themselves lucky. While Gor
enjoyed large chunks of the first half, it was AFC Leopards who took
charge of the second half forcing numerous scoring chances.
Twice, Leopards hitman Allan Wanga missed two clear chances with
'Ingwe" fans yelling for a goal.Again in the 73rd minute, Martin
Imbalambala failed to tap home Bernard Mangoli's cross with a
yawning net infront of him.
Gor now goes to the top of the Log with 46 points , one
point ahead of second placed Tusker who are tying with Leopards
on 45 points. .
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