Neutral tournament match played on 26 October 2024.
Kicked off at 11:00 AM

In a highly anticipated tournament match held at the Buruburu Mesora Ground on 26 October 2024, Enforcers FC triumphed over Rova FC with a convincing scoreline of 4-0. The match kicked off at 11:00 am and saw a modest attendance of 50 spectators, who witnessed a display of clinical finishing from the opponents.

Rova FC lined up in a 4-2-1-3 formation, designed to provide a solid defensive base while allowing for attacking flair. Omar Omar took his place in goal, shielded by a back four comprising Kevin Sindani on the right, Levi Brandix and Dancun Otieno in central defence, and Johana Mburu on the left. The midfield was anchored by Enzo Hillary and David Otuko, with Hillary Xx positioned as the attacking midfielder. Upfront, Allan Mane and Gloven Adeya operated as left and right forwards respectively, supporting striker Wycliffe Wiky in the central role.

The substitutes for Rova FC included Own Goal (by opponents player), John left, Gilbert Wekesa, and Oliver XX, who would later play a role in the match as tactical changes were made.

The match began with an early defensive intervention from Levi Brandix, who executed a crucial header to prevent a chance for the opponents in the sixth minute. Just a minute later, Omar Omar showcased his goalkeeping prowess with a punch to clear a threatening cross. Rova FC's fortunes took a turn in the 12th minute when David Otuko was substituted after an own goal by an Enforcers player, bringing John left onto the pitch.

As the first half progressed, Omar continued to be a key figure, tipping a shot over the bar in the 18th minute before catching a cross in the 28th minute. Allan Mane was active in attack, forcing a save from the Enforcers goalkeeper in the 22nd minute and then sending a shot wide in the 31st minute. However, the deadlock was broken in the 35th minute when Enforcers scored from close range, capitalising on a defensive lapse.

Rova FC's struggles continued as the first half drew to a close, with Omar making another punch clearance in the 40th minute. Wycliffe Wiky was instrumental in creating opportunities, delivering a long pass in the 41st minute and a clever flick in the 43rd minute, although Rova could not convert these chances into goals. The first half ended with Enforcers leading 1-0.

The second half began with Rova FC looking to regroup, but Levi Brandix was called into action again in the 61st minute, intercepting a dangerous pass to prevent another chance for the opponents. Dancun Otieno followed suit with a vital block in the 65th minute, but Enforcers doubled their lead in the 67th minute with a stunning solo goal, scored with the left foot.

In the 69th minute, Rova FC made a tactical substitution, bringing on Gilbert Wekesa for Kevin Sindani. Enforcers continued to apply pressure, scoring their third goal in the 75th minute after a well-executed team move. Omar was forced into a full-stretch save shortly after, showcasing his skills despite the mounting scoreline against his team.

Rova FC attempted to respond, with Gloven Adeya having a shot saved in the 76th minute. However, Enforcers added a fourth goal in the 80th minute, capitalising on a goalmouth scramble following a mistake by Omar, who misplaced a pass that led directly to the goal.

Despite the scoreline, Omar remained resolute, making another full-stretch save in the 85th minute to deny further damage. The match concluded with Enforcers FC celebrating a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Rova FC, leaving the latter to reflect on a challenging outing in the tournament.

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