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KCCA’s frailities in Tanzania have ranged from an upsetting goal depth, inconsistencies in first team selections to disheartening player input.

Why are Tusker representing Kenya Tusker are representing Kenya after Football Kenya Federation gave them the ticket by virtue of topping the current league table and also having sealed the slot for the next season’s Caf Champions League. Their participation has received sharp opposition from outgoing FKF league champions Gor Mahia, who feel they deserved to take part in the tournament. In a recent interview, FKF President Nick Mwendwa explained to Goal why they had settled on Tusker and not Gor Mahia. “We are now playing a new Kagame Cup since the previous one was canceled due to the Co...

What has been said? “We are now playing a new Kagame Cup since the previous one was cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic, so the time Gor were to represent the country has been overtaken by events, and instead, Tusker will go for the competition,” Mwendwa told Goal on Friday. “Cecafa wanted a name of the team to represent Kenya and we settled on Tusker because they are topping the 18-team table but we will also give an official statement to clarify on the same position soon.” Mwendwa statement contradicting? The latest statement by Mwendwa seems to have contradicted his earlier one whe...

“I have not said anything like that, crowning Gor Mahia if the current season is cancelled, we are not ready to cancel the season, what I know the league will be played to the end and we will have a rightful winner,” Mwendwa told Goal on Sunday. “It is unfortunate they have written what I did not say, they have just misquoted me, but let me put it clearly on what I said, the league will be played to the end but by virtue of winning the same last season, Gor Mahia will be our flag bearers in the Kagame Cup set for August.

DAN WAGALUKA Wagaluka is probably the only Ugandan that has ever played against Liverpool and this happened in August 2008 during trials with Scottish side Inverness Caledonian Thistle. During the two-week trial, Wagaluka, who had also been linked to Hearts played for Inverness in the Barry Wilson testimonial against Liverpool. At the end of the trial at Inverness, the manager Craig Brewster said he was impressed by the Ugandan player’s...