Gor Mahia will face Rayon Sports in the Kagame Cup final on Friday at Amahoro Stadium in Kigali, Rwanda, in a match that could end the Kenyan side’s 41-year regional cup drought (kbc.co.ke). The final, scheduled for 7:00 pm Kenyan time, offers Gor Mahia a chance to reclaim the regional crown for the first time since 1985 (eastleighvoice.co.ke). The two teams will meet after both advanced through their respective rounds, with Gor Mahia defeating Sudan’s Al Hilal SC 8-7 on penalties following a 1-1 draw (kbc.co.ke).
Gor Mahia, the reigning Kenyan champions, will be looking to avenge a pre-tournament friendly defeat to Rayon Sports, adding extra motivation to their campaign (kbc.co.ke). The match will take place in Kigali, where the hosts have been strong contenders throughout the competition. Rayon Sports, representing Rwanda, will be aiming to secure their second consecutive Kagame Cup title.
The final will be a key moment for Gor Mahia, as it represents not only a chance to end a long wait for regional glory but also a test against one of the strongest teams in the region. The outcome will determine whether the Kenyan side can finally break their cup drought and claim the title.
