Kenya Police FC began their 2025-2026 CAF Champions League campaign strongly, defeating Mogadishu City 3-1 at Nyayo Stadium. The match, which served as Mogadishu City's home game due to a lack of CAF-approved stadiums in Somalia, saw goals from Eric Zakayo, Daniel Simiyu, and Edward Omondi for the Kenyan side.

• Kenya Police FC secured a 3-1 victory against Mogadishu City in their opening CAF Champions League match.
• The match was played in Nairobi, Kenya, as Mogadishu City's home game due to stadium unavailability in Somalia.
• Goals for Kenya Police FC were scored by Eric Zakayo (15th minute), Edward Omondi (57th minute), and Daniel Simiyu (70th minute).

Kenya Police FC will kick off their CAF Champions League campaign today against Mogadishu City at Nyayo Stadium. Having gained experience in the CAF Confederation Cup last season, the Kenyan champions aim for a deeper run in Africa's premier club competition.

• The match against Mogadishu City is scheduled for 4 pm.
• Captain David “Cheche” Ochieng highlighted lessons learned from last season, while coach Etienne Ndayiragije expressed cautious confidence after a strong preseason.
• The 2025/26 CAF Champions League is historic with a record 62 clubs registered, and eliminated teams in the preliminary rounds will receive USD 100,000.

KCB FC started the 2025-2026 Sportpesa League season with a 2-0 victory over Tusker FC at MISC Kasarani Stadium, featuring a brace from Boniface Omondi and an assist from December Kisaka.

• Boniface Omondi scored both goals for KCB FC, one in the first half and another three minutes before halftime.
• Debutante Richard Omondi set up the second goal after his shot hit the post, and Tusker goalkeeper Joseph Ochuka was out of position.
• KCB's new head coach, Robert Matano, praised his team and aims for their maiden league title, while Tusker tactician Charles Okere expressed confidence in his team's ability to bounce back despite two-time Golden Boot winner Eric Kapaito missing a penalty.