Two Kenyan football clubs, Kenya Police and Nairobi United, are seeking to turn their seasons around in upcoming midweek rescheduled fixtures. Kenya Police FC, the defending champions, are struggling in the relegation zone, while newly promoted Nairobi United are also experiencing a difficult run of form.

• Kenya Police FC will face Sofapaka on Wednesday at 3 pm in the Police Sacco Stadium.
• The Law Enforcers have only secured one win from their opening matches.
• Nairobi United, nicknamed Naibois, will host Bandari on Tuesday at the Dandora Stadium.

Yesterday saw a day of draws in the SportPesa Premier League, but AFC Leopards secured a vital 2-0 victory over Mathare United, propelling them to within touching distance of the top two spots.

• AFC Leopards climbed to third place with 12 points after their second consecutive win.
• League leaders Kakamega Homeboyz drew 1-1 with Tusker in Kakamega, while Gor Mahia also drew 1-1 against Ulinzi Stars.
• Other matches included goalless draws between Kenya Police and Posta Rangers, and APS Bomet and Bidco United.
• Murang’a Seal secured a 2-1 win against KCB, lifting them out of the relegation zone.
• The top three teams—Homeboyz, Gor Mahia, and AFC Leopards—are now separated by just two points.

AFC Leopards, after a sluggish start to the 2025–2026 season, are now strong contenders in the SportPesa Premier League title race. The team is enjoying a steady rise and remains unbeaten, sparking renewed interest and excitement among fans.

• AFC Leopards are back in the title picture for the SportPesa Premier League.
• The team has made a remarkable comeback after a slow start to the 2025–2026 season.
• The article features a photograph of Rowland Makati of KCB tackling AFC Leopards' Hassan Beja at the Ulinzi SportsComplex on October 25, 2025.

Kenya Police FC has appointed Serbian Dusan Stojanovic as its new head coach, following the departure of Etienne Ndayiragije. Stojanovic was officially introduced after the team's draw with Posta Rangers.

• Dusan Stojanovic signed his contract on Monday, November 3, and expressed ambitions to lead the team to the "top of the continent."
• Outgoing coach Etienne Ndayiragije led Kenya Police FC to its first historic league title but left for new opportunities.
• The coaching change follows Police FC's elimination from the CAF Champions League, where they lost 4–1 to Sudan's Al Hilal in the qualifying round.