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Gor break City hearts as Sofapaka hold Tusker and Bandari beat Muhoroni

Shaban Kenga [left] of Bandari and Paul Wachika of Muhoroni youth fight for control of the ball during sportpesa Premier league played at Mbaraki sports club in Mombasa. Bandari won 2--0. 24th July 2016. Photo Omondi Onyango/Standard

Gor Mahia midfielder Collins Okoth made a stunning return from injury as his last-gasp strike delivered a hard fought 2-1 over Nairobi City Stars needed to narrow the gap on the Kenyan Premier League leaders Tusker, who were held to a 1-1 draw by Sofapaka in Machakos on Sunday.

Having watched the brewers struggle, coming from behind to share the spoils with relegation threatened Batoto Ba Mungu in an early kick off, Gor didn't want to repeat the same mistake they did against Ushuru (1-1) last weekend.

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