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Mashemeji Derby: Omondi and players who shone for Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards

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After the conclusion of the 90th derby clash between AFC Leopards and Gor Mahia, <strong>Goal</strong> takes a look at how the players performed and pinpoints those who stood out at the Moi International Sports Complex, Kasarani, on Wednesday.

​Who shone in the Mashemeji Derby?

<p>He scored the only goal of the game held at Kasarani to hand Gor Mahia another Mashemeji Derby victory.<br>
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His positioning and constant forward&nbsp;runs gave Gor Mahia an attacking edge against their rivals and generally, he showed readiness to deliver for the club he rejoined after returning from Wazito before the season began.</p>


Boniface Omondi  - Gor Mahia

<div class="gmail-root-block-node" style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">He was a constant threat to Ingwe and Gor Mahia would have emerged victors with a bigger margin had they utilised all the chances created by the youngster.</div>
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<div class="gmail-root-block-node" style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">Jules Ulimwengu and Omondi failed to find the back&nbsp;of the net with two clear chances created by the former&nbsp;Western Stima forward in the first half.</div>


Benson Omala - Gor Mahia

The&nbsp;centre-back&nbsp;-&nbsp;after a long spell&nbsp;off the pitch due to a knee&nbsp;injury&nbsp;-&nbsp;is slowly regaining his previous stature as a ruthless and dependable defender.<br>
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He made key clearances&nbsp;that would have harmed AFC Leopards further and managed to keep Omala, Ulimwengu and Omondi in check in the entirety of the game.

Robert Mudenyu - AFC Leopards

<div class="gmail-root-block-node" style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">Although the goalkeeper was on the losing side and his mistake gave Gor Mahia a chance to break the deadlock, the youngster settled and made key saves that kept the scoreline thin.</div>
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<div class="gmail-root-block-node" style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small;">With quick intervention, he particularly managed to stop Ulimwengu in the 34th minute after the Burundian was spotted in a good goalscoring position by Yusuf Mainge at the time K'Ogalo were dominant and relentlessly attacked.</div>


Maxwell Mulili - AFC Leopards

The centre-back was preferred to the more experienced Harun Shakava and he did not disappoint either.<br>
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Odhiambo's presence was even very important in the second half as AFC Leopards' confidence grew and attacked more. He stood his ground and made clearances&nbsp;that would have otherwise handed the opponents chances to equalise and even score winning goals.

Frank Odhiambo - Gor Mahia

Mashemeji Derby: Omondi and players who shone for Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards | Goal.com Cameroon

AFC Leopards and the Gor Mahia players who shone in the FKF Premier League Mashemeji Derby on Wednesday at Kasarani.

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