Gor Mahia charged for violent incidences witnessed after Super Cup loss to Tusker
Record Kenya Premier League champions Gor Mahia have been charged by the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), following their supporters’ conduct during and after the 2026 FKF Super Cup fixture against Tusker at Nyayo Stadium on Sunday, 23 August.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsFKF, in a statement seen by Mozzart Sport, allege that K’Ogalo are answerable for the violent scenes that accompanied the season curtain-raiser, establishing that their supporters engaged in a manner amounting to hooliganism and misconduct.FKF launches probe after journalists, fans suffer in shameful Nyayo chaosIn their finding FKF note that a section of Gor Mahia supporters launched firecrackers and explosives into the stadium, during the second half of the match.In addition, FKF indicate that another section of Gor Mahia fans – specifically occupying Stand Five – had a confrontation with uniformed police officers after the final whistle, and while the presentation stage was being set up for the post-mat..