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Murang'a SEAL Shut the Ingwe’s Roar, Earn Point with 0–0 Draw Against AFC Leopards

Murang'a SEAL Shut the Ingwe’s Roar, Earn Point with 0–0 Draw Against AFC Leopards

Murang’a Seal produced a fearless display on Sunday, holding record giants AFC Leopards to a hard-fought stalemate in Nairobi. Anchored by a flawless performance from Paul Ngugi, MSEAL matched Ingwe stride-for-stride in a contest defined by intensity and tactical maturity. With standout contributions across the pitch, MSEAL once again proved that their rise in the Sportpesa League is no fluke.

Murang’a SEAL produced a resilient and disciplined performance to earn a 0–0 draw away at Nyayo National Stadium against AFC Leopards, showcasing that they are increasingly a force to be reckoned with in the SportPesa League. Facing one of Kenya’s most historic clubs, MSEAL stood firm and refused to yield, demonstrating growing character, tactical maturity, and cohesion across the pitch. 

 

From the outset, Leopards sought to dominate, probing MSEAL’s backline with sustained pressure. Ingwe’s early combinations, particularly involving Samuel Ssenyonjo and Hassan Beja, were repeatedly cut off by a structured and disciplined MSEAL defence. Their defensive foundation was anchored by Paul 'Mendy' Ngugi, whose calm and composed presence in defense proved instrumental. He organized MSEAL’s shape, broke up play, and sustained counter-attacks, allowing the team to absorb pressure without compromising shape or strategy. 

 

MSEAL complemented their defensive solidity with purposeful transitions. Victor Haki tested Leopards’ goalkeeper with a well-placed low strike in the first half, while wide threats from Paul Osama and Joe Waithera kept the hosts unsettled and offered dangerous outlets on the counter. They injected fresh energy late, sustaining the team’s intensity as Leopards searched in vain for a breakthrough. 

 

Head coach Osborne Monday praised his squad’s discipline and focus, noting how they executed the tactical plan under constant pressure. Against a heavyweight like AFC Leopards, MSEAL didn’t just survive; they showed they belong. Their defensive grit, and intelligent attacking outlets could form the foundation for a strong second half of the season. For a club still fighting to climb the SportPesa League table, this result is more than just a point: it’s proof of progress and a statement of intent. 


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