Nairobi, Kenya: In a powerful tribute to the late Prime Minister and team Patron, Hon. Raila Odinga, Kenya’s most celebrated club Gor Mahia soared to a remarkable 3-0 victory over Posta Rangers at the Nyayo National Stadium. This triumph elevated them to third place in the SportPesa League, showcasing their exceptional teamwork and unwavering determination at the start of the season.
The match began with caution, each team assessing the other’s tactics. Early on, Posta Rangers almost struck when a well-placed cross reached Teddy Trevor, but Gor Mahia’s goalkeeper, Brynne Omondi, delivered a crucial save, proving his mettle.
As the first half progressed, Gor Mahia found their rhythm. Sherif Musa and Austine Odhiambo unleashed powerful long-range shots, testing the resilience of the opposition’s goalkeeper. Despite their efforts, the first half ended scoreless, but the spirit was alive.

Renewed energy surged in the second half. In the 58th minute, substitute Ben Stanley Omondi made an immediate impact, rising to meet a beautifully delivered cross from Shariff Musa, heading home and igniting the crowd’s passion.
Undeterred, Posta Rangers rallied, determined to respond. Eliud Lokuwam and Kevin Juma led a counter-attack, but Gor Mahia’s Omondi stood tall, making a spectacular save and securing his team’s position.
With newfound confidence, Gor Mahia took control. In the 71st minute, Austine Odhiambo extended the lead to 2-0 with a composed strike following an inspiring team effort that dismantled the defense.

Posta Rangers fought valiantly, creating several chances, including a close header from Brian Marita. Yet, Gor Mahia’s defense remained unyielding, absorbing the pressure with strength and resolve.
In the dying moments, Gor Mahia capped off their performance with a third goal. In the 90+2 minute, Felix Origa found the net with a serene finish after a swift exchange of passes, securing a definitive 3-0 victory.
As the final whistle blew, Posta Rangers made a last-ditch effort, but their attempts were thwarted by the goalpost and an alert Omondi. Gor Mahia celebrated not only a significant win but also a heartfelt homage to Raila Odinga, embodying spirit and resilience.