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- Former Kenyan international footballer Boniface Ambani expressed sadness over Mathare United’s relegation from the top tier of Kenyan football.
- Ambani reminisced about past encounters with the club in a heartfelt social media post.
- He mentioned a league match against Mathare United at Oserian grounds, which his team won 3-0. Ambani described it as a breathtaking match.
- Ambani reflected on memorable matches against Mathare United in various competitions, including a President’s Cup encounter where both teams showcased their skills and determination.
Former Kenyan international footballer Boniface Ambani has shared his sadness following the relegation of Mathare United from the top tier of Kenyan football.
Ambani, who reminisced about his past encounters with the club, expressed his sentiments in a heartfelt social media post.
Ambani’s statement
“It’s sad. It’s sad. When I first faced Mathare Utd, it was in a league match at Oserian grounds. What a match it was… Though we won the match 3-0 in a KPL encounter, it was a breathtaking one,” Ambani wrote.
The former player, known for his time at AFC Leopards and Harambee Stars, reflected on the memorable matches he had against Mathare United in various competitions. He recounted a President’s Cup encounter where both teams displayed their skills and determination.
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“Simon Mulama, Titus Mulama, Kureshi, Alfy Chege, Evans Nyabaro, Fighter Ochieng, Shelimba, Asman Ngaiywa, Ochieng Duncan, Alex Mwangi aka Mwango, Coach Kimanzi… the list is endless,” Ambani nostalgically recalled, acknowledging the talented individuals who were part of Mathare United during that period.
Ambani also recognized the contributions of the late Jonathan Niva in molding the team into a formidable unit, with Bob Munro serving as the CEO. He acknowledged the team’s ups and downs over the years, leading to their unfortunate relegation from the top-flight league.
“Ups and downs in the club have seen fortunes dwindle, until now the team has been relegated. Will they bounce back from NSL? Time will tell,” Ambani pondered, expressing uncertainty about Mathare United’s future in the National Super League.
Ambani extend’s sympathies
Ambani extended his sympathies to the team and its supporters, commonly referred to as the “Slum Boys.” He offered words of encouragement and solidarity during this challenging time.
“Slum boys, poleni saaaaana,” Ambani empathized, showing his support and solidarity for Mathare United and their devoted fanbase.
Mathare United’s relegation from the top-tier league marks a significant turning point in the club’s history. As fans and football enthusiasts await the team’s journey in the National Super League, the hope for a swift resurgence remains alive, fueled by the memories of their past successes and the support of the football community.
