AFC Leopards chairman Dan Shikanda blames the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) for the confusion leading to the abandonment of their match against Police FC. Shikanda cited FKF's failure to provide clear instructions on Police FC's status and poor communication regarding a court case as reasons for the disruption.
AFC Leopards – Latest News, Fixtures & Fan Insights
Welcome to your one‑stop spot for everything AFC Leopards. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or just getting into Kenyan football, we’ve got the latest scores, player updates and behind‑the‑scenes stories you need.
Club History & Achievements
AFC Leopards, also called Shujaa, have been a powerhouse since they were founded in 1964. The team has lifted the Kenyan Premier League title over a dozen times and won several FA Cups. Those golden years in the 80s and 90s still echo in the cheers of fans at the Kenyatta Stadium.
Key legends like Hassan "Babu" Ochieng and the late Duncan Ochieng left a mark that younger players still talk about. Their attacking flair and never‑give‑up attitude set the standard for the club’s identity – fast, fearless, and full of pride.
Current Season Preview & Where to Watch
This season, AFC Leopards are aiming to climb back into the top three. The squad blends experienced heads like former captain Johnstone Owuor with rising stars such as striker Michael Kinyua. Coach Alex Amanya has emphasized a high‑press style that should keep opponents on their heels.
Upcoming fixtures include a big showdown against Gor Mahia at the Nyayo Stadium and a crucial home clash versus Tusker FC. Kick‑off times are usually around 4 pm local time, and most matches are streamed on the KPL official YouTube channel and local TV station KBC.
If you can’t make it to the stadium, follow the club’s live‑tweet updates on Twitter and join the Facebook fan group for real‑time reactions. The community loves to share memes, player polls and match‑day chants that keep the vibe alive even from your sofa.
Ticket prices stay affordable – a standard seat is roughly KES 300, while a VIP pass gets you closer to the action for about KES 800. Buying tickets online through the club’s website guarantees you a spot and helps avoid long queues.
For fans traveling from abroad, the club partners with a few Nairobi hotels that offer discounted stays for ticket holders. Mention the AFC Leopards fan code when you book, and you’ll get a 10% discount on rooms.
Don’t miss the weekly ‘Leopards Insider’ newsletter. It lands in your inbox every Monday with a recap of the weekend’s matches, an interview with a player or coach, and a sneak peek at upcoming events.
Finally, support the club by buying official merchandise. Shirts, scarves and caps feature the iconic red and white crest, and a portion of every sale goes back into youth academy programs.
From historic triumphs to the fresh excitement of the current campaign, AFC Leopards remain a team that brings the community together. Keep checking back for breaking news, match analysis and fan stories that celebrate the heart of Kenyan football.