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Gor Mahia, AFC Leopards seek vital points as FKF Premier League enters fifth round

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The 2026/27 Football Kenya Federation Premier League season enters its fifth round this weekend, with several exciting encounters lined up across the country on Sunday, November 1 and Monday, November 2. Seeking to stretch their perfect start into the new season, league leaders and Record Kenyan champions Gor Mahia will be among the teams in action when they take on KCB at Moi Stadium in Embu on Sunday, October 1, 2026 in a 4:15 pm kick-off.

Misfiring AFC Leopards will also be looking to make an impression when they face Kakamega Homeboyz at Wang'uru Stadium in another Sunday encounter scheduled for 2:00 pm. The clash presents an opportunity for Ingwe to collect valuable points as they continue their campaign in the new season.

The 2025/26 FKF Premier League round five fixtures. com/SportPesaLeague Elsewhere on Sunday, Migori Youth will host Mombasa United at Green Stadium in Awendo, with the match scheduled to start at 2:00 pm.

APS Bomet will welcome Murang'a Seal at Raila Odinga Stadium in a 3:00 pm encounter, while Nairobi United entertain Bandari at Police Sacco Stadium at the same time. Monday fixtures The action will continue on Monday, November 2, 2026, with four more matches scheduled across different venues.

Ulinzi Stars will begin the day's programme against Mathare United at Vapor Grounds in Ngong, with kick-off set for 1:00 pm. Shabana FC players acknowledge their fans after their Premier League action against AFC Leopards.

php?id=100064062847712 Posta Rangers will then face 3K FC at Police Sacco Stadium in a 2:00 pm encounter, before Tusker take on Mara Sugar at SportPesa Arena at 3:00 pm. The final match of the round will see Shabana host Kenya Police at Afraha Stadium, with the two sides scheduled to kick off at 4:15 pm.

The fixture list offers several intriguing match-ups, with established sides and ambitious challengers seeking to strengthen their positions as the league campaign gathers momentum. With 18 teams competing in the top-flight competition, every round presents an opportunity for clubs to build consistency and establish themselves among the early contenders.

All eyes will particularly be on the Gor Mahia, who have won all their first four matches of the new campaign. On the other hand, AFC Leopards will be seeking to turn their season around after managing a single win and drawing three of their first four league matches.

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