The Kenya Cup saw dominant performances from KCB, Menengai Oilers, and defending champions Kabras Sugar, who all secured significant victories for the third consecutive week. Kabras Sugar delivered a record-setting win, demonstrating their strength in the league.

• KCB defeated Strathmore University Leos 72-14, while Menengai Oilers triumphed over Kisumu 69-0.
• Kabras Sugar achieved the highest score of the season, humiliating Impala 123-0 in Kakamega.
• Impala, newly promoted, has conceded a total of 357 points in their first three matches, facing an early battle against relegation.
• Other results included Nakuru's 32-30 win over Nondescripts and Kenyatta University's Blak Blad's 40-26 victory against Kenya Harlequin.

The undefeated Kenya Police Bullets will face Ulinzi Starlets tomorrow at Police Sacco Stadium in a significant FKF Women’s Premier League match. The Bullets aim to extend their flawless record and sixth consecutive win, while the Starlets seek to stay in the title race.

• Kenya Police Bullets are top of the table with 15 points from 5 outings, having scored 24 goals and conceded 2.
• Ulinzi Starlets are fifth with 11 points from 7 matches.
• Other matches include Kibera Soccer Women against Kisumu Allstarlets, Soccer Assassins vs. Trinity Starlets, and Bungoma Queens against Zetech University Sparks.

Gor Mahia is set to face AFC Leopards in the 98th Mashemeji Derby today at Nyayo Stadium, with Gor Mahia aiming to solidify their lead in the SportPesa Premier League. Head coach Charles Akonnor emphasizes focus and discipline as key to victory.

• Gor Mahia is currently tied with Kakamega Homeboyz at 19 points atop the league standings.
• Midfield anchor Enock Morisson states the team is "calm, focused, and fully prepared" for the derby.
• A win for Gor Mahia would create a clear gap at the top of the league given Kakamega Homeboyz is not playing this weekend.