Gor Mahia were on Sunday, 31 May officially crowned as the champions of the 2025-2026 FKF Premier League season, despite going 1-0 down to Nairobi United on the final day at the Nyayo National Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn-front of a capacity crowd at the facility, K’Ogalo were off colour in their final outing of the season, falling to a first half header from Enock Machaka.However, the result did little to dampen the reality that they had recaptured their title, and stood aloft as the most successful club in the country.The sense of a historic day for Gor Mahia began early Sunday morning, when fans rocked the Nairobi streets in their usual best, holding out their famous gathering at the Tom Mboya statue, before making their procession to the stadium.The Gor Mahia team bus, on the other hand, was escorted safely to the grounds almost three hours to kickoff, with the players carrying out a special guard of honor for their experienced stalwarts Philemon Otieno and Ernest Wendo, who were representing the club for the final time, following their decorated careers spanning 11 and nine years, respectively.##NAJAVA_MECA_9775253##Minutes to kickoff, club legend and former goalkeeper Jerim Onyango paraded the trophy, fitted with green ribbons, to the thousands of fans in the ground, before his fellow alumni and current Harambee Stars captain Michael Olunga, made a walk into the pitch, and had a feel of the trophy he lifted unbeaten in 2015.When the moment came for both teams to make entry, Nairobi United showed respect to the league champions by according them a worthy guard of honor, but would end up showing no grace, once the whistle blew.More to follow…