AFC Leopards announce change to Murang’a Seal game hours before the tie

By , April 4, 2026

The Football Kenya Federation Premier League clash pitting Murang’a Seal against AFC Leopards has been moved for the second time, days after the home team confirmed the Ulinzi Stars complex venue on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.

The Murang’a-based team had on Wednesday disclosed that the fixture will be staged at the Ulinzi Sports Complex, a declaration that has since been voided.

AFC Leopards has confirmed that the clash will now be held at the Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday, April 4, 2026.

 The kick-off times remain at 2:00 pm; however, remained unchanged

Venue change

“Due to unavoidable circumstances, our FKF-PL away match against Murang’a Seal will now be played at Nyayo Stadium and not the Ulinzi Sports Complex as communicated earlier. Sorry for any inconvenience caused,” part of the AFC statement read.

Ingwe will approach the high-stakes tie, seeking to extend its winning run that saw them close the gap with leaders Gor Mahia during the international week.

Part of the statement shared by AFC Leopards on Saturday April 4, 2026. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24 Digital/https://www.facebook.com/afcleopardssc
Part of the statement shared by AFC Leopards on Saturday, April 4, 2026. PHOTO/Screengrab by K24 Digital/https://www.facebook.com/afcleopardssc

FKF PL race

As K’Ogalo remained out of action with players on national team duties with Harambee Stars, AFC cut the lead at the top to only four points following a solitary goal win over Kariobangi Sharks on Sunday, March 29, 2026.

The victory over the Sharks marked the third consecutive time the team ground out a 1-0 win. The team also edged Nairobi United and KCB on a similar score in its previous matches.

Ambani calls for caution

Ahead of the uphill task against the sixth-placed Murang’a Seal, Fred Ambani warned of tougher assignments in line with the Leopards’ roster, expressing optimism that his team will maintain their title push by staying on the winning track.

AFC Leopards head coach Fred Ambani. PHOTO/@AFCLeopards/X

“It was a tough game against a team that played really well. I really think it is an important win looking at the games ahead of us, and I hope we carry it from there,” he stated.

On their part, the home team faces a huge task of upending the informed Ingwe, who have been in fine form at their traditional turf this season.

Fred Ambani’s charges are unbeaten in the last three matches at the venue, having last dropped points there against Mathare United.

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