Pre-match stats ahead of Kenya Police FC vs Bidco United FKF PL clash
By Joel Masibo, February 2, 2026Kenya Police FC will be out to extend their dominance over Bidco United when the two sides face off in a Football Kenya Federation Premier League fixture at the Police Sacco Stadium on Monday, February 2, 2026.
Sitting sixth on the league table, Kenya Police have enjoyed a solid campaign so far, collecting 14 goals while conceding just 12 and keeping an impressive nine clean sheets. Their recent form may read LWD DD, but history and performance metrics suggest they remain a tough side to break down.
In stark contrast, Bidco United are enduring a difficult season, rooted in 17th position, having scored only 10 goals and conceded 17, with just seven clean sheets to their name. Their current form of LLDLL underlines their struggles.
The head-to-head record offers little encouragement for Bidco. Kenya Police have won all of their last nine league meetings against Bidco United, keeping clean sheets in eight of those encounters.
Koutiamma vs Wainaina
Much of the spotlight will be on Kenya Police forward Yves Koutiamma, the team’s leading scorer this season. In just five matches, Koutiamma has netted three goals from 17 shot attempts and registered 30 touches inside the opposition box. His movement and sharpness will test Bidco’s defensive structure throughout the match.
Standing in his way is Bidco United defender Thomas Wainaina, one of the few bright sparks in an otherwise challenging campaign. Wainaina has featured in 18 matches, creating three assists and 23 chances, while also leading his team in defensive actions with 55 clearances and 25 interceptions. His ability to combine defensive solidity with forward contribution will be crucial if Bidco are to resist Police pressure.
Tactical and statistical edge
Per 90 minutes, Kenya Police outperform Bidco United in most attacking metrics. They average 13.7 shot attempts compared to Bidco’s 11.1 and create 7.2 chances per game against Bidco’s 4.8. Police are also more productive from wide areas, registering 15.1 crosses per match and earning an average of six corners, while Bidco trails behind in both categories.
Passing efficiency also favours Kenya Police, who boast a pass accuracy of 87 per cent, compared to Bidco’s 80 per cent. Police further dominate in aerial success and progressive pass efficiency, suggesting they are better equipped to control both possession and territory.
With Bidco United winless in their last 13 league matches, this fixture represents another stern test in their fight to climb out of the danger zone. For the Kenya Police, a win would strengthen their position in the top half of the table.