- Elsewhere, Shabana FC sunk visitors Bandari FC 3-1 at the Gusii Stadium, a result that elevated the Glamour Boys to fourth on the log with 40 points.
- Duro, a former Real Madrid youth player, who came on as a second-half replacement, finished off a counter-attack to head the winner five minutes into added time.
- Korir emphasized Kenya’s growing influence in the athletics world, pointing out that the country already hosts two Gold-label events—the Sirikwa Classic Cross Country and the Great Chepsaita Cross Country.
- Cole, who is in Kenya courtesy of Football Fiesta an organization committed to bringing fun football experiences to fans is on his third tour of the country.
- The visitors, APS Bomet, dominated the early stages of the game, with striker John Musikhu and midfielder Cosmas Abuta both having chances to break the deadlock.
- Leandro Trossard's opener for the Gunners was cancelled out by Iliman Ndiaye's penalty to leave Arsenal still 11 points behind Liverpool, who have a game in hand.
- The McLarens have started the season in rampant form, with Norris winning the opener in Melbourne and Piastri leading him in a one-two finish in Shanghai.
- The 35-year-old, whose contract was set to expire in the summer, said in a post on social media the decision was made by the club and "not what I would have wished".
- An early try and conversion from Nygel Amaitsa, saw Shujaa lead 7-0 inside the opening two minutes, before Kevin Wekesa went over in the sixth to take the score to 12-0 in the half-time break.
- Mudavadi emphasized that Kenya’s participation in global esports competitions not only showcases local talent but also opens doors for investment and growth in the digital economy.
- South Africa and Morocco had also been in the running with African nations invited to bid too, but Infantino's comments suggest they are now out of the running.
