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Sunday, October 17, 1999

Leopards draw with minnows

By NATION Team

AFC Leopards 1 Red Berets 1

Fighting to avoid relegation, Red Berets held top contenders AFC Leopards to a 1-1 draw in a Premier League encounter at Thika leaving Leopards. Fans called for coach Patrick Naggi's sacking.

Francis Oduor scored Leopards' goal in the seventh minute with Clifford Arita denying Leopards maximum gain with a 55th minute equaliser.

KCB 3 Brooke Bond 0

Kenya Commercial Bank increased Brooke Bond's relegation worries with a 3-0 win at the City Stadium.

Alphonse Oloo scored a double with veteran defender Hezekiah Shikanda adding the third to leave Brooke Bond in the relegation zone.

Utalii 2 Re-Union 0

Re-Union too failed to better their chances of surviving in next year's league as they watched Utalii score a goal in each half to win this city derby 2-0.

Elkanah Swakah scored the first goal for Utalii in the 35th minute with Gilbert Obonyo adding the second in the 67th.

Eldoret FC 2 Ulinzi 1

Veteran Andrew Khaemba scored a double as Eldoret FC hit Ulinzi 2-1 in a middle-of-the-table match at Kipchoge Keino Stadium.

Khaemba scored in the fifth and 47th minutes with David Wanyoike drawing one back from the penalty spot after an Ulinzi player was fouled in the box.

Kisumu All Stars made good their threat not to travel to Mumias Complex yesterday for their Premier League match against title contenders Mumias Sugar.

The packed stadium, match officials and Mumias players waited in vain before the Kisumu side was declared a no-show.

On Friday, All Stars hit at the Kenya Football Federation for altering their earlier fixture against Mathare United at Kisumu scheduled for yesterday.

This is the third time the bottom of the table side has failed to honour a league fixture having previously done so against AFC Leopards and Gor Mahia.

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