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“The rescheduling gives me ample time to monitor them and plan well.” Mulee preferred to use a squad dominated by local players in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Egypt and Togo. The players doing trade in the Football Kenya Federation Premier League have been out of action since March when the government suspended sports in the country. The ban has, however, been lifted and the leagues will commence from May 12 – for the top-tier – while the National Super League will be s...

FKF president Nick Mwendwa has since confirmed to Goal that Jacob ‘Ghost’ Mulees team will move to camp on May 27 to prepare for the qualifiers, where they have been pooled in Group E alongside Uganda, Mali, and Rwanda. “We want Harambee Stars to start preparations for World Cup qualifiers on May 27, that is the date we have pencilled for the team to move to camp,” Mwendwa told Goal on Tuesday. “We don’t have much time left, remember we were under lockdown for almost three weeks ...

However, Caf had not confirmed whether the stadium will be used for the Fifa World Cup qualifiers alongside the Moi International Sports Centre Stadium, Kasarani. No other stadium was approved for Tanzania, meaning they will only be using the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Dar es Salaam. For Uganda, Nakivubo is still banned meaning they will play their matches at the St Marys Stadium in Kitende.  Kenya will start their campaign to Qatar in the 2022 World Cup qualifiers with a home game against loca...

During his first photo when he confirmed the surgery, Mulee said without giving details: “We thank God for a successful procedure. Well taken care of!” Mulee, one of the most experienced coaches in the country, returned to take charge of Harambee Stars in October 2020 just after Nick Mwendwa had won the Football Kenya Federation presidential re-election. He took over from Francis Kimanzi who had overseen a number of matches including two Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Togo and Egy...

The former Reading star made the move to Japan after he terminated his contract with Beijing Renhe in 2020. He joined Vissel Kobe, a side that boasts of experienced players like Andreas Iniesta and Thomas Vermaelen, in an attempt to save his career after he struggled in the EFL Championship. In a recent interview, he revealed how playing alongside the former Barcelona and Spain star has had an impact on him. “Being with Iniesta in the same changing room and in the same pitch, having conversa...

Goal on Wednesday. “We are now in dilemma with the government stand on sports in the country and the best way we can get our team ready is by getting quick solutions, and the first option we are looking at is to assemble the squad and have them camp in one of the neighbouring country. “We hope the government stand will be softened and football allowed to return as we need to have our players fit and ready to play in the qualifiers.” As per the fixtures, Kenya will play host to Uganda at K...

Mulee, one of the most experienced coaches in the country, returned to take charge of Harambee Stars in October 2020 just after Nick Mwendwa had won the Football Kenya Federation presidential re-election. He took over from Francis Kimanzi who had overseen a number of matches including two Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Togo and Egypt. Mulee came and led Kenya during a home game against Comoros where they were held to a 1-1 draw in Nairobi. His second game was the qualifier in Moroni, ...

Mwendwa: I will contest FKF presidency in next elections Goal 1 day ago Dennis Mabuka Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa has openly claimed he will seek a third term to lead Kenyan football when the current tenure comes to an end in the next four years. The 42-year-old was re-elected for a second term only last October, the 17th, when he garnered 77 votes out of the 85 cast to beat five other aspirants to the post. But barely a year into his second term, Mwendwa...

Goal on Monday. "We never praise and talk positively of our own. We must value them and they will do their best on the pitch. For instance, those who were given a chance in the [Afcon] qualifiers against Egypt and Togo proved a point. "They should be given chances and should not be overlooked." Okoth further added his opinion on what our teams should do to emulate Tanzania Mainland League champions Simba SC who made it to the quarter-finals of the Caf Champions League. Wekundu wa Msimbazi finis...

"Although I didnt see it coming, Id taken to the pitch in the belief I had the potential to put my name on the score sheet. Coach Mulee made me believe it was possible before the match," Hassan told "Im forever grateful to God for affording me the opportunity to feature for the national team and more so getting a rare chance in life to score against a big team like Egypt. "I was overwhelmed with joy after scoring that goal. It was my first goal in such a high-profile match." Hassan, who has se...