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Harambee Stars face Zimbabwe in Uganda for Afcon qualifiers without home advantage, aiming to replicate their 2019 continental success.
After missing out on the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations due to a FIFA ban, Kenya's national football team, the Harambee Stars, are set to begin their quest for redemption in the qualifiers for the upcoming tournament in Morocco.
Their first challenge is a face-off against Zimbabwe on Friday at 4 PM at the Mandela National Stadium in Uganda.
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07:10 - 06.09.2024
Harambee Stars: Where to watch Kenya vs Zimbabwe in 2025 AFCON qualifiers
If you're eager to watch the Kenya vs Zimbabwe AFCON 2025 qualifier check local listings for live coverage details.
In an intriguing twist of fate, the Harambee Stars will not enjoy the familiar roar of their home crowd as they are compelled to host the Warriors in Kampala due to the non-availability of a FIFA-accredited stadium in Kenya.
Despite this setback, the team, under the guidance of Coach Engin Firat, is poised to make a strong start in the qualifiers.
The determination to replicate their 2019 success, where Kenya qualified for the continental finals in Egypt, is palpable.
Firat has opted for a trusted squad, despite the notable absence of team captain Michael Olunga, defender Johnstone Omurwa, and midfielder Timothy Ouma from IF Elfsborg.
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10:40 - 06.09.2024
Zimbabwe defender Jordan Zemura issues alarming warning against Harambee Stars ahead of AFCON qualifier
The Zimbabwe national team full-back has urges his team to avoid complacency in their crucial match against Kenya in the AFCON qualifiers.
The team, however, is riding high on confidence following their recent victories over Namibia and Zambia.
Kenya showcased their might in March at the Malawi Four Nations Tournament with a 3-1 victory against Namibia, followed by a compelling 2-0 win over Zambia during the COSAFA Cup in South Africa in June.
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08:50 - 06.09.2024
Kenya vs Zimbabwe: Key Warriors players that Harambee Stars must watch out for
Harambee Stars have expressed confidence in beating Zimbabwe in their 2025 AFCON qualifiers in Kampala on Friday but who are the Warriors players that they will have to be wary of?
Historically, Kenya has dominated the head-to-head matchups against Zimbabwe, boasting six wins to Zimbabwe’s single victory, alongside four draws from 11 encounters across all competitions.
Harambee Stars starting XI:
Bryne Omondi, Alphonce Omija, Erick Ouma, Joseph Okumu, Sylvester Owino, Richard Odada, Anthony Akumu, Rooney Onyango, Austin Odhiambo, Duke Abuya, Eric Johana
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