BB Bread eliminated Kenya’s record Kenyan Premier League champions Gor Mahia from the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Mozzart Bet Cup to pull yet another surprise at the Nyayo National Stadium Nairobi on Sunday, March 8th 2026.
The bakers went into the match having eliminated Kenyan giants AFC Leopards, while Gor had beaten Dero FC 2-0 to reach the round of 32.
The underdogs playing in the FKF regional league scored in the 84th minute to repeat their heroics and book their place in the last 16 as Chaulimu released substitute Denis Muthini on the left side, who cut inside the box and placed his ball past Omondi and into the back of the met to silence the K’Ogalo crowd.
Gor Mahia made 10 changes to the team that started in their last match against Posta Rangers, with only Frank Odhiambo retaining his place at the heart of defense but later in a bid to bolster their attack, coach Charles Akonnor introduced Paul Ochuoga and Shariff Musa for Philemon Odhiambo and Elly Owande at half time.
BB Starting XI: Ezekiel Owade, 2 Irywmukuru Olivier, 24 Yugi Robert, 5 David Oduor, 17 Tindo Joseph, 11 Reagan Chaulimu, 19 Mawbul Ochola, 23 Dominic Waithaka, 7 Charles Munala, 9 Samuel Oluoch, 10 Dennis Mbevi
Gor Mahia Starting XI: Kevin omondi, Philemon Otieno, Levin Odhiambo, Mike Kibwage, Frank Odhiambo, Ernest Wendo, Fidel Origa, Bryson Wangai, Ben Stanley, Patrick Esombe, Elly Owande
Nairobi United 8 BMC All Stars 0
Defending champions Nairobi United went on rampage to hammer BMC All Stars 8-0 to booked their place in the Mozzart Bet Cup round of 16, at Ulinzi Sports Complex.
The 2023–24 Kenyan Premier League (FKFPL) season Benson Omala, scored a brace scored a brace for the hosts in the first-half to give Naibois a 2-0 lead in the first-half.
In the second-half Brian Magare netted his double, while all of Shami Mwinyi and Dancan Omalla added a goal each to take the tally to 6-0 before winger Ashraf Thaire then added his side’s third individual brace to complete the rout.
Kakamega Homeboyz 3 Kipchimchim FC 0
The 2023 champions Kakamega Homeboyz taught minnows Kipchimchim FC a lesson with a 3-0 keep their ambitions of reclaiming the Mozzart Bet Cup firmly on course to secure passage to the Round of 16 at Bukhungu Stadium.
A brace from Oliver Majaka and a long-range strike by Eston Omengo as the former cup winners stayed on course for a second domestic cup crown.
Kariobangi Sharks 4 Kenyatta University 0
At the Kasarani Annex in Nairobi, the 2018 champions – Kariobangi Sharks – made it into the last 16 with a 4-0 victory over Kenyatta University Hardnuts.
Humphrey Aroko scored four goals in the fixture to secure William Muluya’s coached side a place in the following round.
Murang’a Seal 1 FC Dynamo 0
Victor Haki’s goal scored in the first half, was enough for the 2025 semi finalists Murang’a Seal to seal a 1-0 victoy over FC Dynamo at St. Sebastian Park.
Oinopsos 0 Posta Rangers 2
Kenyan Premier League side Posta Rangers blanked Oinopsos 2-0 to reach the round of 16 in their pursuit for maiden title at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru
Two goals scored in either half by center back Dinken Mwema did the trick for the mailmen to qualify.
In the other matches on the day, Kuta Collections kept alive their run in the cup with a 1-0 win over KSG Ogopa at Kasarani Annex, while little-known Chebaiywa Lions used their home advantage effectively to oust Gucha Youth 2-0 at the DMI St. Joseph’s School grounds.
FKF Cup Round of 32 Collated Results
Friday March 6
• Bidco United 0-2 Tusker FC
Saturday March 7
• Zetech University 0-4 KCB
• Mfalme 1-0 Wisdom Soccer
• Shabana 5-2 Muhoroni Youth
• TBM Health 1-4 Kenya Police
• Ulinzi Stars 7-0 Zoo
• Bandari 2-1 Bumbani Stars
• 3K FC 4-0 Denmark
Sunday March 8
• Nairobi United 8-0 BMC Allstars
• Gor Mahia 0-1 BB Bread
• Kariobangi Sharks 4-0 KU Hardnuts
