Harambee Stars midfielder Stanley Wilson was back on the field for the first time in over three months, featuring as a second-half substitute in AIK’s 2-1 loss to Halmstad at Örjans Vall on Sunday, 20 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsWilson, who had been out of action since 7 June with a groin injury, was introduced in the 59th minute, coming on to replace Swedish forward Linus Carlstrand.The 20-year-old would end up featuring for a total of 31 minutes, marking his first appearance in the Allsvenskan since his first half showing against Sirius on 30 May.##NAJAVA_MECA_9968579##On Sunday, Halmstad took the lead in the 48th minute through Omar Faraj, before AIK fired a response just six minutes later, via Johan Hove.The hosts, despite being bottom of the table, would, however, find a late winner, with Malte Persson scoring in the 90th minute to hand AIK their seventh defeat of the season.With the result, AIK remained eighth on the standings, with 33 points.Wobbling Gor Mahia lose again to Tusker in pre-season friendlyElsewhere in South Africa, Kenyan striker Kelvin Etemesi played the full 90 minutes for Marumo Gallants, as they fell 2-0 to Orlando Pirates in the PSL at Thohoyandou Stadium.With the performance, the former KCB man made it three appearances for Gallants, following his signing earlier this season.Bandari silence Kenya Police FC guns in friendly exchangeGallants, on their first game under new coach Ronnie Kanalelo, would, however, not stand in the way of The Sea Robbers, who scored in either half through Kabelo Kgosietsile and Nkosinathi Sibisi.The defeat left Gallants still winless at the bottom of the standings, with two points from seven matches.Motsepe opens door to three AFCON 2027 opening ceremoniesMeanwhile in Zambia, Harambee Stars duo Emmanuel Osoro and Marvin Nabwire were missing in action as Power Dynamos lost their Charity Shield match-up against Red Arrows, going down 1-0.
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