FULLTIME WRAP-UP: A TOUGH EVENING FOR GOR MAHIA UNDER PRESSUREAS AS SOFAPAKA AND BANDARI TRIUMPH

Sofapaka 1-1 Kenya Police FC

In an evenly contested matchup, Sofapaka and Kenya Police FC shared the spoils, each side finding the net once. Joseph Kuloba and David Okoth provided the highlights with well-taken goals, leaving both teams frustrated but walking away with a point each.

Bandari FC 2-0 GorMahia FC

It was a rough outing for GorMahia as they fell 2-0 to a resilient Bandari FC. Geoffrey Ojunga opened the scoring, with Beja Nyamawi sealing the win in a confident display that put GorMahia’s defensive frailties on full display. The defeat raises serious questions about the current direction of GorMahia under head coach Levia Neiva.

Is Levia Neiva GorMahia’s Worst Coach in Recent Years?

When Levia Neiva took charge of GorMahia on July 1, 2024, hopes were high. However, his tenure has been a struggle, with only 3 wins out of 16 matches, alongside 7 losses and 6 draws. This poor record has sparked debates among fans and analysts alike: Is Neiva one of the worst GorMahia coaches in recent history?

The Case Against Neiva:

1. Lack of Wins: Three victories in sixteen games fall far below expectations for a club like GorMahia.

2. Defensive Issues: Today’s match showed ongoing issues in defense, with goals often conceded due to lapses in organization and focus.

3. Fan Discontent: Many fans have grown frustrated, believing Neiva’s tactics and strategies lack the depth and vision needed to compete effectively in the league.

The Upside?

However, some argue that Neiva is working with limited resources and time to implement his ideas fully. His supporters call for patience, suggesting that his style needs time to bear fruit and that better results will come as he shapes the team to his preference

It’s clear GorMahia are struggling to find their form under Neiva. For fans, it’s a painful wait to see whether he’ll overcome these challenges or if the club may soon look for a new direction. For now, though, the spotlight—and pressure—remain firmly on Coach Neiva as he tries to turn the season around.