Naema Celestine 
LENNICK WANYONYI
Liverpool remain on course to send Jurgen Koppo off as a Premier League winner after they thrashed Chelsea 4-1 at Anfield last night.
Conor Bradley was the star of the show as the 20-year-old right-back scored and assisted Dominic Szabozlaifor Liverpool’s third after Diogo Jota had opened the scoring.
Christopher Nkunku reduced Chelsea’s arrears, but Luis Diaz rounded off the scoring and an outstanding Liverpool performance indeed, the scoreline flattered the visitors as Darwin Nunez hit the woodwork four times, including from the penalty spot in the first half.
Elsewhere defending champions Manchester City hammered Burnley 3-1 with Jullian Alvarez scoring a brace, Rodri adding another and Ameen Al Dakhil pulling one for the Clarets.
Tottenham extended their winning ways at home as they won 3-2 against Brentford
Destiny Udogie canceled Maupay’s early goal in the 48th minute before Brennan Johnson and Richarlison converted two others and Ivan Toney pulled back one more for the Bees. The win takes Tottenham closer to Arsenal and Manchester City with only three points separating them.
Kenya Stadium.
Kasarani stadium was closed in December to undergo renovation all around, from changing rooms, lights, sitting places, and the roofing to match international standards as it is the main stadium for Kenya in AFCON 2027 which will be co-hosting with Tanzania and Uganda.
And Afraha Stadium is to be opened in March after phase one of the renovations is completed. It has been closed for almost 3 years. It will be allowed to host major tournaments like the FKF. It has been upgraded to 15000 seaters and is marketing itself to be a training ground in the upcoming 2027 AFCON games.
