On Saturday Dan Sserunkuma fired a double to help K’ogalo
not only beat Ingwe and claim the derby bragging rights, but significantly to leapfrog
them on the log with 5 games to go and edge ahead on head to head scores since the beginning of
the new look KPL (now TPL) 5 seasons ago. Here is a run down on the stats
milestones during the game.
Sserunkuma has amazingly now scored 7 goals for K’ogalo in
less than half a season since joining Gor, that’s 7 goals in 10 games, an
amazing feat by local standards. What’s more, his goals for K’ogalo always seem
to come in doubles! It was only in his debut against Western Stima that he
scored one goal, the rest of the games that he has scored in, he has scored
twice in each. He scored doubles against City Stars, Mathare United and AFC
Leopards. I am sure the double against Ingwe will remain the most famous
amongst K’ogalo fans.
His double was also the fifth that a K’ogalo has scored this
season. The others were scored by Rama, 2 against KCB in the first leg and a
hatrick against the same opponents in the second leg. Interestingly, last
season a K’ogalo scored a double only once, Kevin Omondi against Thika United
in Thika. A few weeks back I wrote about K’ogalo’s double boys which you can
read HERE.
The game against Ingwe was the 8th league game
since Ingwe’s return to the top flight four seasons ago. Win this victory, we
now have 4 wins against Ingwe’s 3 with one game having ended in a draw. The 2
Sserunkuma goals also brings our tally of goals against Ingwe to 9 against 8
that they have scored. This rivalry looks set to continue being a close one.
Meanwhile a couple of photos on the stadium atmosphere
last Saturday
Fans wait to get into Kasarani minutes before kick off |
From my vantage point |
Thanks for the valuable stats, any records on the attendance at matchday?
ReplyDeleteNot seen the official match attendance but word is that Leopards the home team collected 4.5m, which means someone must have pocket some money. First leg collected 5.5m at Nyayo stadium but I think this attendance was more!
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