KPL Title Race: How the Table Looks After Matchday 29 — Gor Lead, Leopards Lurk
Gor Mahia hold a three-point lead over AFC Leopards at the top of the KPL table after 28 games each, with Police FC climbing to third on 48 points. We break down the title race and relegation picture.
48d ago • 3 min read

The Kenya Premier League title race is heading for a thrilling conclusion. Gor Mahia sit top on 58 points from 28 matches, three clear of AFC Leopards on 55 from the same number of games. With the season entering its final stretch, K'Ogalo's advantage looks solid but far from unassailable — a slip in the remaining fixtures and Leopards are ready to pounce.
Police FC have been the season's quiet achievers, climbing to third on 48 points after 29 games with an impressive record of 12 draws — a testament to their defensive organisation. Shabana sit fourth on 47 from 29, while Kakamega Homeboyz remain in the hunt on 46 from 28, meaning they have a game in hand on the teams around them.
Gor Mahia's title challenge has been built on defensive solidity — just 19 goals conceded in 28 matches is the best record in the division. However, a worrying goal drought in recent weeks has seen them draw against Bandari and Kariobangi Sharks, raising questions about whether their attack can deliver in the decisive moments ahead.
At the bottom, Sofapaka are in deep trouble on 17 points from 28 games and look certainties for relegation. Bidco United on 23 from 29 are also struggling badly. APS Bomet (28 from 28), Kariobangi Sharks (29 from 29) and Ulinzi Stars (31 from 29) are all in the danger zone with thin margins separating them from safety.
With the 99th Mashemeji Derby between Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards scheduled for today — potentially the last major fixture at Nyayo Stadium before AFCON 2027 renovations — the title race could take a decisive turn this weekend. GreenBet's partner bookmakers offer match odds, correct score and outright title markets for the KPL's dramatic run-in.
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Kevin Ochieng is a Nairobi-based sports journalist with a passion for Kenyan football and athletics. A lifelong Gor Mahia fan, he covers the KPL, Harambee Stars, and Kenya's world-class runners. Follow him for the pulse of Kenyan sports.
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