CECAFA: Gor Mahia get more following in Dar es Salaam

Football
By Ernest Ndunda | Jul 22, 2015
Gor Mahia FC fans chear up their team against KMKM FC during their CECAFA-Kagame club tournament at the National Stadium in Dar-es-Salaam on July 20, 2015. Gor Mahia FC won 3-1. Photo/Stafford Ondego/www.pic-centre.com/CECAFA. (TANZANIA)

Gor Mahia has won the hearts of many here in Dar es Salaam in the on-going Cecafa Kagame Cup.

With the high quality of football being exhibited by the Kenyan Premier League side, many Tanzanians are supporting them.

Most of the entertainment joints, especially those near the National Stadium, are packed to capacity and talk is how Gor Mahia stand a high chance of lifting the title.

 “These Kenyan boys are playing good football and deserve to win the title. I am for Yanga, but give credit where it is due,” said Kibwana Omar.

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