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Gor Mahia and Kenya Police Turn to Neighbouring Countries After CAF Disapproval

Gor Mahia and Kenya Police face a cross-border dilemma after CAF's decision on Nyayo Stadium. Find out where they could seek refuge!

After CAF's surprising decision to disapprove Nyayo Stadium for upcoming inter-club matches, Gor Mahia and Kenya Police are left with no choice but to seek refuge in neighbouring countries. The football clubs are now exploring venues in countries like Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda to host their matches and continue their competitive streak. This unexpected twist has sparked interest in the regional football community, with fans eagerly awaiting updates on the new match venues.

In the recent CECAFA Kagame Cup match, Levin Odhiambo showcased his talent with a remarkable goal on his debut for Gor Mahia. Despite his impressive performance, Gor Mahia was unable to secure a win, leading to a draw in the game. The team is now focused on regrouping and strategizing for their upcoming matches, determined to bounce back with stronger performances on the field.

As Gor Mahia and Kenya Police navigate the challenges of finding alternative venues, the football community is abuzz with discussions about the implications of CAF's decision. Fans are showing solidarity by supporting the clubs in their search for suitable grounds, displaying unity and passion for the sport. Stay tuned for more updates on the teams' journey across borders to ensure their participation in crucial matches.