FKF-CUP
Minnows from the Nairobi East Regional League side BB Bread delivered a stunning upset against AFC Leopards, eliminating them from the FKF Cup 2026 in the Round of 64 that was played on Sunday 8th February 2026 at the Police Sacco stadium.
BB Bread capitalized on set-pieces to secure their victory, dealing a blow to Ingwe who were hoping for a double this season.
The opener came through an unfortunate own goal by Fredrick Alushula who diverted a well-delivered corner into his own net, handing BB Bread an early advantage.
Five minutes before the half-hour mark, another corner proved decisive. Joseph Tindo rose highest to head home as he doubled the lead for Ajastine Okoba’s side, BB Bread going into the break firmly in control.
Despite AFC Leopards coach Fred Ambani making two changes – James Kinyanjui replacing Alushula and Musa Oundo coming on for Brian Wanyama to inject creativity into midfield – the visitors still trailed at halftime.
The second half was fiercely contested, and Ingwe pulled one back through Kennedy Owino, who’s driven cross from inside the box proved too strong for keeper Ezekiel Owade to handle, parrying it into his own net.
Kinyanjui then leveled the match just five minutes before the final whistle, driving through the center and finishing calmly to send the game into penalties.
However, AFC Leopards lost 4-3 on penalties against BB Bread.
EPL RESULTS
Manchester City kept their title hopes alive this season after recording a crucial 2-1 away victory against their hosts Liverpool, in a match played on the night of Sunday, 8th February at the Anfield stadium.
Despite Liverpool being the first to score in the 74th minute through a goal by Dominik Szoboszlai, Manchester City responded with an equalizer in the 84th minute via Bernardo Silva, before Erling Haaland scoring the winner in the 93rd minute.
In other results the same day, Brighton were beaten 1-0 at home by Crystal Palace.
Saturday, 7 February 2026 saw league leaders Arsenal thrash Sunderland 3-0, while Chelsea, playing away, recorded an important 3-1 victory against Wolves.
That same Saturday saw Manchester United dismantle Tottenham 2-0, West Ham United recorded a similar 2-0 win against their hosts Burnley, while Fulham were beaten 2-1 at home by Everton.
For their part, Bournemouth held Aston Villa to a 1-1 draw, while Brentford recorded a vital 3-2 away win against Newcastle United.
These weekend results leave Arsenal leading the table with 56 points, six points ahead of their main rivals Manchester City, who are in second place with 50 points.
Aston Villa hold third place with 47 points, followed by Manchester United in fourth with 44 points.
Chelsea round off the top five with 43 points.
