Sofapaka will be hoping to stabilize their campaign when they host APS Bomet at the Dandora Stadium on Saturday 29 November 2025 from 4pm.
The game comes at a crucial stage for both teams as both teams look for consistency in the difficult opening stages of the 25/26 SportPesa League season.
Sofapaka go into the match still weakened by their 3-1 defeat against Ulinzi Stars at Kasarani Annex, a result that marked their fifth defeat in ten league games.
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Preview of Sofapaka vs APS Bomet
With just 11 points from three wins, two draws and five defeats, Batoto ba Mungu sits 14th in the table and desperately needs a reaction in front of their home fans.
Their defensive errors were a major problem and facing a spirited APS-Bomet team makes the task even more challenging.
The pressure on the technical bench is already growing to turn the club’s fortunes around after an inconsistent series.
APS Bomet, on the other hand, arrive in Nairobi full of confidence after pulling off one of the surprises of the season – a comfortable 4-1 win over record champions Gor Mahia at the Nyayo Stadium.
The victory was particularly significant as it handed Gor Mahia their worst league defeat in 19 years and marked APS Bomet’s most convincing performance since promotion.
Despite their difficulties in their debut season, APS Bomet are currently in 17th place with eight points from nine games and have recorded two wins, two draws and five defeats. However, their recent performance suggests that the team is starting to find its rhythm.
Sofapaka vs APS Bomet team news
This will be the first ever meeting between the two clubs, adding even more excitement to the competition.
APS Bomet assistant coach Benedict Wanjala believes morale in his team is at an all-time high after the memorable win over Gor Mahia.
Achieving this victory against such a team with the most players in the national team is a great motivation. We didn’t play badly, but we didn’t just take our chances and we did that against Gor Mahia.
And now as we go into our next game against Sofapaka in Nairobi where we haven’t lost away from home, I think we are hoping for good results because we are going into this game with confidence from our win,” Wanjala said.
The match starts at 4:00 p.m. and will be broadcast live on Azam Sports. Fans visiting Dandora Stadium pay an entry fee of KES 200.
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