Gor Mahia have been dealt a major setback ahead of the semi-finals of the ongoing 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup, after losing two key players for the crucial knockout fixture.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsGor will be without influential midfielder Alpha Onyango, who is suspended after receiving a red card during Thursday's final Group A match against AS Grade Républicaine.Despite being reduced to ten men, K'Ogalo held on to grind out a hard-fought 1-0 victory, a result that secured top spot in Group A, and booked their place in the last four of the regional competition.TACTICAL ANALYSIS : Rayon’s wing trap that trashed Tusker’s blueprintHowever, the celebrations were short-lived as Gor Mahia suffered another setback in the closing stages of the match, when attacker Samuel Kapen was stretchered off after sustaining a right leg injury.In an update issued later on Thursday, 30 July night, the club confirmed that Kapen was receiving medical attention, with initial tests offering positive signs, although further examinations are required to establish the extent of the injury.##NAJAVA_MECA_9874701##"Samuel Kapen is receiving medical attention after sustaining an injury during play. Initial X-rays are encouraging but we await further examination for a full diagnosis. Sending our full support for a speedy recovery, Kapen," the club posted.While the encouraging X-ray results offered some optimism, Kapen is expected to undergo further scans to determine the full extent of the injury, making him a major doubt for Tuesday's semi-final on 4 August. Former Shabana head coach lands new role at FKF Premier League clubHis likely absence, coupled with Onyango's suspension, leaves Gor Mahia without two key players as they prepare to face the best-ranked runner-up from the three groups for a place in the final.The record extending FKF-PL champions have enjoyed an impressive campaign so far, navigating the group stage unbeaten to emerge as Group A winners. Their resilience against AS Grade Républicaine, despite playing with ten men for a significant period, underlined their determination to challenge for the regional crown.Tusker eye consolation against Zanzibari side in final Kagame Cup clashGor Mahia are chasing a fourth CECAFA Kagame Cup title and their first since 1985, as they seek to end a 41-year wait for regional glory.Although the absence of Onyango and the uncertainty surrounding Kapen present a significant hurdle, Gor will be hoping the depth within their squad can inspire another strong performance as they edge closer to reclaiming regional glory.Have Gor Mahia found Enoch Morrison's replacement?