Drought is over as Gor lifts cup after 18 years of drought

Gor Mahia players enter Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani in style.

By RODGERS ESHITEMI

NAIROBI, KENYA: After 18 years of pain for Gor Mahia, the 2-0 defeat to KCB on Sunday at Kasarani could not stop them from celebrating their 13th Kenyan Premier League title.

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