Mark Mutuku
164 Articles
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Mombasa Stars edge Muhoroni Youth to end NSL blip
The victory saw the Stars rise to 16th place in the second-tier league standings with 16 points, two above the relegation zone, while Muhoroni Youth are rooted to the foot of the table on 11 points.
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Injury-ravaged Bandari FC prowl market for striker
With struggles in front of goal, Beja Nyamawi has in the meantime emerged as the team’ s marksman, managing six goals.
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NSL: MCF humble Msa United 3-0 at Serani
“This is the first time I’ve secured maximum points in Mombasa, and I’m happy with the result. I’m also impressed with the officiating, which played a key role in helping us earn the three points,” Nyaberi said.
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Blunt Bandari held by Shabana at Mbaraki
"We started well and achieved our goal of scoring early, but we lost concentration later, which led to their equaliser. The weather was tough for the players, but we gave it our best," observed Okidi.
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Bandari FC plan mid-season signings to strengthen squad amid struggles
The plan is to reinforce the squad at a time when three players from the Rashid Abdalla Super Cup Select—Jamhuri Bahatisha, Ali Alafu, and Joseph Chigamba—have been training with Bandari FC for over two weeks.
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Mombasa Sports Club Hockey Ladies risk missing African Championship over sponsorship
The team currently has only Ksh.600,000 and the clock is ticking as they need to raise the full amount in time.
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Bandari out to drown Tusker FC in KPL midweek fixture
The Coastal side have been struggling recently, enduring a four-match winless streak, including suffering a 2-0 defeat to AFC Leopards in their last KPL outing of 2024.
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NSL: Four-star Naivas humble Msa Stars at home
"We started the match well we lost three clear chances which would have made all the difference. I can only congratulate Naivas, they prepared well for match and that’s how they got maximum points," said Madaga.
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Nyamawi the hero as Mombasa Stars edge Luanda Villa 1-0
"We allowed them to score early into the game but we settled well and I believe we should have been awarded two penalties, but that's how football is. We go back to the drawing board and focus on the next assignment," said the coach.
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Bandari Queens thrash Uweza Women in an NSL match
The NSL women league takes a 3 weeks break Christmas break, and is scheduled to resume early January.