The Kisii County League produced a series of entertaining matches this week, with several teams picking up important points as the competition continues to heat up. A total of 11 matches were recorded across Wednesday, Saturday, 8 August, and Sunday, 9 August 2026, featuring goals, draws and closely contested encounters. Wednesday Matches The midweek action began with an entertaining 2–2 draw between Gesusu FC and Spark FC, with both sides sharing the points. Super Warriors FC secured an important away-style victory after defeating Pyrate FC 2–1. There was another stalemate as Sameta High and Corinthians FC played out a goalless draw, with neither side able to find the breakthrough. In the final Wednesday fixture, Mississippi FC defeated Sameta FC 2–1 in a closely contested encounter. Saturday, 8 August 2026 Saturday featured two matches. Mosocho Combined FC produced one of the day’s standout performances, beating KRK FC 3–1. Spark FC then returned to action and recorded a narrow 3–2 victory over Nyagesenda FC, securing another positive result after their midweek draw. Sunday, 9 August 2026 Sunday delivered five more matches and plenty of goals. Nyaguta and Sangoma shared the points after a 2–2 draw. Sameta FC bounced back with a 2–1 victory over Mississippi FC in a reversal of the previous Wednesday’s result. Iterio FC picked up a 2–1 win against Geteri. There was a dominant display from Nyamokenye, who thrashed Pyrate FC 4–0. The final match saw St. Camilus edge Orenge 3–2 in a five-goal thriller. Full Kisii County League Results No.MatchResult1Gesusu FC vs Spark FC2–22Pyrate FC vs Super Warriors FC1–23Sameta High vs Corinthians FC0–04Mississippi FC vs Sameta FC2–15KRK FC vs Mosocho Combined FC1–36Spark FC vs Nyagesenda FC3–27Nyaguta vs Sangoma2–28Sameta FC vs Mississippi FC2–19Geteri vs Iterio FC1–210Nyamokenye vs Pyrate FC4–011Orenge vs St. Camilus2–3 Goals Galore The 11 matches produced 35 goals, averaging just over 3 goals per match. The biggest win of the round was Nyamokenye’s 4–0 victory over Pyrate FC, while the most closely fought matches included the 2–2 draws involving Gesusu FC, Spark FC, Nyaguta and Sangoma. With more fixtures expected in the coming weeks, teams will be looking to build momentum and strengthen their positions as the Kisii County League season progresses. More Kisii County League results and updates to follow. Post navigation Season Finale: NSL 2025/26 Reaches Matchday 38 as Curtain Falls on a Thrilling Campaign Mombasa United Target Strong Start as Abdulhamid Moalim Eyes FKF Premier League Challenge
