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No love lost as Harambee Stars tackle Tanzania

Harambee Stars' head Coach Francis Kimanzi at Moi International sports centre, Kasarani during the second 2021 Africa Nations Cup Qualifiers Group G match against Sparrow Hawks of Togo. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

From social media banter to the battle for economic supremacy, Kenya and Tanzania have always had endless battles.

Today, the two countries will renew that rivalry, but this time on the pitch as Kenya’s Harambee Stars take on Taifa Stars of Tanzania in Group B opening match of the 2019 Cecafa Senior Challenge in Kampala, Uganda.

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