Kenya’s record champions Gor Mahia edged out APS Bomet 2-1 to extend their lead at the top of the SportPesa League in a match played at the Kericho Green Stadium on Sunday, 15 February 2026.
Heading into the match, Gor were on top of the league table with 40 points having won four of their last five league matches, drawing just once in that stretch, three more than AFC Leopards, who dropped points in their Saturday, 14 February clash away to Bandari FC.
APS, on the other hand, were 14th on the log with 18 points and targeting a double over Gor Mahia after humiliating them with a 4-1 win in the first leg.
The 21-time league champions took the lead in the sixth minute through Gor’s new signing Ghanian Ebenezer Aasifuah, signed from Ghana Division One League side Liberty Professionals who connected Alpha Onyango’s cut back past Maxwell Mulili.
Onyango had dispossessed Maxwel Kubasu outside the box, dribbled inside before putting a squaring the ball to Assifuah who had the little work of passing it into the back of the net.
Gor went on to double their lead a minute later when another new signing of South Sudan international Jackson Dwang who joined Gor Mahia from a Kenyan Premier League outfit Posta Rangers found a loose ball in the box after APS failed to clear their lines and scored to open his K’Ogalo account.
APS pulled one back in the 83rd minute through the returning Hansel Ochieng signed from the 2005 FKF Cup champions Nairobi City Stars (formerly World Hope) who previously made headlines for scoring a hat-trick against Gor Mahia for the administration police officers in November 2025 to take his season tally against the Green Army to three goals.
Ulinzi Stars 1 Kenya Police 1
Defending SportPesa League champions suffered second-half fightback to be held to a 1-1 draw by military side Ulinzi Stars at Ulinzi Sports Complex on Sunday, February 15th, 2026.
Edward Omondi scored in the first half to give the law enforcers a slender lead, before Talena Ochieng’ netting the equaliser for a share of the spoils.
Heading into the clash, Kenya Police were chasing maximum points to arrest a two-match winless run, while Ulinzi Stars, seeking to end a four-match winless streak to move off the relegation trenches, where they currently sit 15th with 17 points.
The stalemate sees the defending champions slip further in the League title race, now 13 points adrift of Gor Mahia.
For Ulinzi Stars, the draw extends their winless run to five matches, leaving them precariously positioned near the relegation zone, just three points above Sofapaka.
Sofapaka 2 Murang’a Seal 3
The 2025 FKF Mozzart Bet semi finalists, Murang’a Seal rallied from behind for comeback win against the the 2008 Kenyan Premier League winners Sofapaka 3-2 at Vapour Grounds.
Goals from Joe Waithera, Paul Osama, and Thadeas Pkemoi overturned strikes by Francis Ghartey and Malich Natmba, moving Seal to fourth on 33 points and keeping their late title hopes alive.
KCB 1 Kariobangi Sharks 1
At Police Sacco Stadium, the league fixture between KCB and Kariobangi Sharks ended in a 1-1 draw.
Humphrey Aroko gave Sharks the lead in the 25th minute, but Fortune Omotto struck in stoppage time to rescue a point for the bankers.
KCB now sit seventh on 29 points, while Sharks remain 18th on 18 points, just four above the drop zone.
