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Gor Mahia keen to extend lead as Posta Rangers challenge awaits at Ulinzi Complex
05th March, 2026 07:18 AM
Football Kenya Federation Premier League leaders Gor Mahia will be out seeking to extend their lead at the summit when they visit Posta Rangers on Thursday, March 5, 2026, at the Nyayo National Stadium, without main man Felix Oluoch.
K’Ogalo are comfortably leading the table with 49 points, six points above the closest challengers, and arch rivals AFC Leopards are placed second in the league standings.
Ahead of the 4:00 pm kickoff, Charles Akonnor’s men will be aiming to build on their stellar momentum recorded in February. The club recorded four wins in four matches. A 100 per cent winning rate across all competitions and not a single blemish on the scorecard.
February scorecard
Matches played: 4
Wins: 4
Draws: 0
Losses: 0
League Points: 9 out of 9 (100%)
Cup: 1 win from 1
Goals Scored: 9
Goals Conceded: 2
Win Rate: 100%
Dero FC 0–2 Gor Mahia (Cup Tie)
The month began with professional efficiency in the cup. A controlled performance in Kisumu, two well-taken goals by Samuel Kapen and Levin Odhiambo and a clean sheet ensured safe passage to the next round.
APS Bomet 1–2 Gor Mahia (League)
A tricky away fixture was navigated with maturity. Despite conceding, Gor Mahia showed resilience and attacking sharpness to claim all three points on the road. Ebenezer Assifuah continued his fine start to life in green as Jackson Dwang scored his maiden goal for the team.
Gor Mahia 3–0 KCB (League)
A statement victory at home. Clinical finishing, defensive solidity, and complete midfield control underlined the gap in quality on the day. Enock Morrison’s excellent season continued with a goal as Musa Sharrif and Samuel Kapen assisted each other with devastating effect.
Gor Mahia 2–1 Mathare United (League)
A competitive encounter that demanded character. After being pegged back, Gor Mahia found the decisive edge to secure maximum points and maintain their perfect league record for the month. The Ghanaian duo of Assifuah and Morrison were both on the scoresheet.
Numbers
Nine goals scored across four matches highlight attacking efficiency, while conceding just twice demonstrates defensive organisation and game management, as Gor Mahia remain unbeaten in 2026.
