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Homeboyz host Gor in top of table showdown

Homeboyz Fc player Esiye Estone (right) fight for the ball with Gor mahia player Omondi Bonface at Bukhungu stadium of Kakamega on May 9, 2018. BY BENJAMIN SAKWA

Leaders Gor Mahia and Kakamega Homeboyz will face off today at Bukhungu Stadium in Kakamega in a top of the table clash that will highlight round 10 matches of the FKF Premier League.

Both Gor and Homeboyz are unbeaten after eight matches and are tied at the top of the standings with 18 points same as KCB who played against City Stars yesterday.

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