The Sisi Ni Dola Super Cup continued to gather momentum on Wednesday with two entertaining fixtures producing a win and a draw as teams battled for crucial points in the grassroots football tournament. (theblue-news.org⁠)

Sango Sportiff edged Legacy FC 1-0 in a tightly contested encounter courtesy of a 30th-minute strike by John Galana, a goal that ultimately proved to be the difference between the two sides.

The match remained competitive throughout, with Sango’s Said Baya receiving a caution in the 70th minute, while Legacy FC had Modestin Odhiambo booked in the 53rd minute before Dickson Juma was cautioned deep into stoppage time. Benson Kenyanjui of Sango Sportiff was named the Most Valuable Player after an impressive performance. Match officials reported that the game was fairly played, with no incidents recorded before, during or after the final whistle.

In the day’s second fixture, Juve FC and Likoni United settled for a 1-1 draw after a dramatic finish.

Enoch Lemayian put Juve ahead in the 71st minute after being set up by Gregory Agesa, but Likoni United fought back with Sammy Omile equalising in the 87th minute from an assist by James Wekesa.

The match ended on a tense note after Likoni United defender Shafi Ayub was sent off in the 90th minute for serious foul play, while Juve’s Gregory Agesa received a yellow card in stoppage time for delaying the restart. Lemayian’s influential display earned him the Man of the Match award.

Attention now shifts to Thursday’s fixtures, where Mombasa Kingz FC will face Azam United, while Shanzu United take on Fetuwe as the battle for qualification intensifies in the Sisi Ni Dola Super Cup.