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The Kenya national team Harambee Stars held their last training session on Wednesday night and the players say they are ready to face Qatar in an international friendly to be played at Al Janoub Stadium this evening. The Engin Firat-led side who arrived in Doha earlier on Wednesday is hopeful of a good result in their match to be played from 6.25pm Kenyan time. The players are looking forward to a good challenge as they plan for world cup 2026 qualifiers.
Harambee Stars train in Doha ahead of clash with the host
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