There are several matches in the upcoming Kenya Cup, such as a high-stakes clash between Strathmore Leos and Mwamba. Both teams are vying for a spot in the Top 6 playoffs, making each win crucial for their cause.

The Leos, currently in eighth place, are facing Mwamba who have been on a winning streak after a series of initial losses. Blak Blad will be hosting Catholic Monks in a bid to solidify their fifth place and improve their chances of playoff qualification.

The Monks are in a relegation position and are in dire need of a positive result to maintain their survival hopes. Additionally, KCB will play away to Kisumu, and Kabras will face Kenya Harlequin at the RFUEA Ground as they aim to continue their dominant start to the season.

This weekend’s fixtures promise to be intense and pivotal for the teams involved.

The Kenya Cup matches on 28th January 2024 saw a mix of thrilling victories and crushing defeats. Kabras Sugar RFC solidified their position at the top of the league standings with an impressive 88-3 win against Strathmore Leos. The sugarmen dominated the game, scoring fourteen tries and showcasing their exceptional rugby skills. Meanwhile, Mwamba secured their first win of the season with a 15-7 victory against Nondies, and the Monks triumphed over Homeboyz with a 27-17 win at the Jamhuri Park.

In another match, Kenyatta University’s Blak Blad ended Kenya Harlequins’ perfect start to the season with a 9-3 win, thanks to Dennis Gitau’s heroics. Gitau’s accurate kicking and solid play helped Blak Blad secure a hard-fought victory in a closely contested match officiated by Constant Cap.

Elsewhere, Menengai Oilers claimed a commanding 48-7 win over Kisumu at the Nakuru Showground, while KCB emerged as 20-12 winners in their match against Nakuru at the Nakuru Athletic Club.

Overall, the latest Kenya Cup fixtures showcased a mix of dominant performances, hard-fought contests, and defining moments that had a significant impact on the league standings.