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  • 01 October 2026, Guinea vs Kenya, 1-0, Lose
  • 26 September 2026, Kenya vs Eritrea, 1-1, Draw
  • 19 November 2024, Kenya vs Namibia, 0-0, Draw
  • 15 November 2024, Zimbabwe vs Kenya, 1-1, Draw
  • 14 October 2024, Kenya vs Cameroon, 0-1, Lose
Kenya
Home
  • 30 September 2026, Eritrea vs South Africa, 0-5, Lose
  • 26 September 2026, Kenya vs Eritrea, 1-1, Draw
  • 31 March 2026, Eswatini vs Eritrea, 1-2, Win
  • 25 March 2026, Eritrea vs Eswatini, 2-0, Win
Eritrea
Away
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification
Africa Cup of Nations Qualification, Africa

Kenya and Eritrea played to a 1-1 draw after Eritrea opened the scoring in the first half at 00:35:14 and Kenya equalised late in the second half at 01:26:25. The late leveller kept the match in balance and denied Eritrea a deserved win on the road. No red cards occurred, while Kenya collected two yellow cards to Eritrea’s one.

Kenya produced a high volume of attacking set-pieces, registering eight corner kicks compared with Eritrea’s zero. The four Kenyan offsides suggest aggressive forward runs and a willingness to press the Eritrean defense, even if some runs were narrowly offside.

Fouls tell a tale of a combative approach from Kenya, who committed 12 to Eritrea’s 8, indicating more frequent challenges in midfield and on the flanks. The discipline was otherwise solid, with no dismissals for either side.

From a tactical standpoint, Kenya leveraged the volume of corners to create repeated crossing opportunities and sustained pressure, which ultimately produced the equaliser. Eritrea’s approach appears to have focused on compact defending and countering when possible, but their lack of corners points to a more conservative attacking profile.

Teamwork and performance analysis shows Kenya’s forward unit functioning with high tempo to test the Eritrean defense, while Eritrea maintained a structured rearguard and relied on a counter posture. The data suggests the decisive moment was Kenya’s sustained second-half pressure that culminated in a late goal rather than a premature breakthrough.

For bettors, the key takeaway is that Kenya’s path to results relies on maintaining set-piece fluency and forward intensity, while converting a higher volume of chances remains the next hurdle. Eritrea can take positives from their defensive resilience but would benefit from generating more goal-threat in open play to translate compact defending into wins.

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Form Guide

Lose1-0Guinea vs Kenya
Draw1-1Kenya vs Eritrea
Draw0-0Kenya vs Namibia
Draw1-1Zimbabwe vs Kenya
Lose0-1Kenya vs Cameroon
PLAYED
5
WINS
0
GOALS
2:4
GOALS / MATCH
0.4
  • Kenya has lost two matches in a row with a goal difference of 2:4, scoring 0.4 goals average
Lose0-5Eritrea vs South Africa
Draw1-1Kenya vs Eritrea
Win1-2Eswatini vs Eritrea
Win2-0Eritrea vs Eswatini
PLAYED
4
WINS
2
GOALS
5:7
GOALS / MATCH
1.25
  • Eritrea has two wins in its last four matches with a goal difference of 5:7, scoring 1.25 goals average

Kenya H2H Eritrea

Home gameKenya11EritreaAway gameAfrica Cup of Nations Qualification
Home gameKenya14EritreaAway gameCECAFA Senior Challenge Cup
PLAYED
2
WINS
0
GOALS
2:5
GOALS / MATCH
1.00
  • Kenya lost once in head-to-head matches
  • Teams played two times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 2:5; average goals per match – 1.00
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