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KCB FC head coach Robert Matano praised his players’ resilience.
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KCB FC fought back to earn a crucial point after a hard-fought 1–1 draw against Kakamega Homeboyz in a tense Sportpesa League encounter at Bukhungu Stadium.

Homeboyz started the match on the front foot, taking the lead early through Gedeon Bendeka, who capitalised on a well-weighted cross from the right flank and calmly slotted home to put the hosts ahead. The bankers struggled to settle in the opening minutes, with Disemba Kisaka sending an early effort wide and Humphrey Mieno clearing a dangerous ball that looked destined to make it 2–0 for Homeboyz.

Kisaka later produced a brilliant solo run from his own half but saw his shot blocked by a recovering defender. Moments later, Francis Kahiro came close to levelling the score after pouncing on a defensive mistake, only for his attempt to be diverted for a corner. Homeboyz also squandered a glorious chance to double their advantage, keeping KCB in the match as the teams went into the break with the hosts leading 1–0.

In the second half, KCB pushed forward with more urgency. Kisaka continued to threaten but dragged yet another shot wide before the moment that changed the match arrived. Boniface Omondi struck the equaliser for the bankers, finishing clinically to bring the score to 1–1 and ignite renewed energy in the visitors.

KCB thought they had completed the comeback in the dying minutes with what would have been the winning goal, but the effort was ruled out for offside.

Speaking after the match, KCB FC head coach Robert Matano praised his players’ resilience but emphasized the need for sharper finishing. “We started slowly and allowed an early goal, which put us under pressure. But I’m proud of how the boys responded, especially in the second half. We created enough chances to win this game, and that’s an area we must improve on. The fight was good, the spirit was good, and we take this point as we keep pushing,” said Matano.

The result sees KCB walk away with a hard-earned point as they shift focus to their next fixture against Sofapaka on December 7, 2025.

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