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The experienced defender completed his move to the Brewers on Monday after successfully passing his medical and signing a deal with the Ruaraka-based club. On Tuesday, he penned an emotional farewell message to Kenya Police, thanking the club for its support during his three-year stay.
Simiyu opened the scoring in the 24th minute, only for veteran Harambee Stars left-back Aboud Omar to equalise from a free-kick five minutes later.
Speaking after the match, Police FC coach Muyoti said he was unimpressed with his players for failing to follow instructions during the 90 minutes, but thanked them for getting the job done.
Ulinzi Stars host Kenya Police in the Afande Derby at Ulinzi Complex after three straight defeats, with new coach Stephen Ocholla and captain Boniface Muchiri targeting a season reset and restored pride.
Kenya Police FC host relegation-threatened Bidco United at Police Sacco Grounds, both sides seeking a response after contentious late defeats that have raised pressure and sharpened stakes in the FKF Premier League.
Kenya Police drew 1-1 with Mara Sugar, extending a run of one win in seven. Coach Dusan Stojanovic insists he feels no pressure and believes the title defence remains on track.
Omar, a globe‑trotting left‑back with spells in Greece, Bulgaria, Belgium and Romania, says he was on the verge of sealing a life‑changing move to the United States when the nationwide demonstrations erupted.
With the season entering its decisive phase, the signings could prove pivotal in turning a mixed start into a sustained title challenge.
The ruling, delivered to Al Hilal’s General Secretariat on 17 November 2025, came a day before the club’s first group-stage clash and brought an end to an anxious eligibility dispute that threatened to overshadow the tie.
The club praised Ndayarajigie for diligently steering the club to bag its maiden league trophy, and acknowledged his desire to pursue greener pastures and newer challenges.
Police landed in the north African country Tuesday afternoon and took part in a training session Wednesday in the Libyan second city of Benghazi. Ordinarily, Al Hilal would have hosted their home tie at the 35,000-seater Al Hilal Stadium in Omdurman, but the match will now be staged at the Benina Martyrs Stadium.
In a match played behind closed doors at a gloomy Ulinzi ground, the Sudanese side took the initiative with an early goal that will ensure they carry a healthy lead back home ahead of the second leg clash next week in Omdurman.
Just three days ago, Police were ready to host their Sudanese counterparts Al Hilal at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, with a sizeable crowd purchasing tickets to watch their second round first leg CAF Champions League clash. Suddenly though on Wednesday, Odinga died in India and the chain reaction to his death has put their plans in disarray.
The partnership, unveiled on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, in Nairobi, will see Co-operative Bank become the official shirt sponsor of the law enforcers’ side throughout the season.
Simba were held 1–1 by Gaborone United in Dar es Salaam but progressed 2–1 on aggregate. Kenya's Police FC, meanwhile, lost 2–0 at home to Mogadishu City, leaving the tie locked at 3–3 over two legs, but advanced thanks to the away-goals rule after their 3–1 first-leg victory in Somalia.
Following the result, the aggregate score of 3-3 was enough to see Police make it through to the next round, after winning the first leg clash 3-1 at the same venue last weekend.
Having secured a 3-1 first leg lead at the Nyayo National Stadium last weekend, Police are most people's favourites to proceed beyond the first round of qualifying, as their visitors this weekend need to score at least three unanswered goals to proceed to the second round.
In an incident caught on camera and shared virally across several social media platforms, two young men, are seen stepping on and kicking a Kenyan flag, while another is seen to then pick the same flag and use it to rub himself in a derogatory manner, while holding a fan engagement during the match at the Nyayo National Stadium, 20 September 2025.
"I knew that their tactic would be to come to Nyayo, sit back and play on the counter attack and as a result, I was prepared for it, Police coach Etienne Ndayiragije said.
According to communication seen by Radio Generation Sport from the match organizing committee, the much anticipated qualifier was attended by a total of 10,065 fans. Tickets were segmented depending on the section in the stadium. A regular ticket retailed at Ksh 300, with VIP going for Ksh 1,000, VVIP for Ksh 3,000 and Presidential for Ksh 10,000.
"We have lost the game but we will not lose hope because we can turn it around, he said after the first leg at the Nyayo Stadium on Saturday.
Eric Zakayo, Edward Omondi and David Simiyu were on the scoresheet for the men in blue, who picked up an important lead ahead of the return leg clash at the same venue on 28 September 2025.
At the recent CECAFA Kagame Cup in Tanzania, where both sides featured, Mogadishu City came out unbeaten, winning one and drawing two of their three matches. Kenya Police on the other hand won two and lost one of their three matches. Pretty even form.
Somalia is devoid of a CAF Champions League quality stadium. As a result, Mogadishu CC are 'hosting' the first leg of the tie at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi Kenya. Kenya Police FC will host the return leg at the same venue on Sunday 28 September 2025.
Last season, Police participated in the CAF Confederations Cup, where they managed to get past the first preliminary round by beating Ethiopia Coffee 1-0 on aggregate. In the second round, they faced Egyptian heavyweights Zamalek and despite a spirited effort, they were beaten 3-1 on aggregate, thus missing the group stages.
According to Salah, the recent CECAFA Kagame Cup that took place in Tanzania, which saw Mogadishu CC face off with seasoned sides such as Al Hilal, who they managed a 1-1 draw against in Dar Es Salaam, is proof that their side has what it takes to beat Police in the two-legged affair.
Police recently represented Kenya in the regional CECAFA Kagame Cup competition in Dar Es Salaam Tanzania. They bowed out in the group stages but their head coach Ndayiragije says that he is happy with what he saw during the tournament despite their results.
Tickets will be sold exclusively through online digital platforms. No cash payments are accepted and there will be no ticket sales at the gate on matchday.
“This match will serve as adequate practice and will give us a feel of what a Kenyan Premier League side looks like," Mogadishu City Coach Daadir Ali told Radio Generation Sport.