Kenya U15 continued their impressive start to the FIFA U15 Boys World Cup and Festival with a 5-1 victory over Panama on Sunday morning to register their second consecutive win in Baku, Azerbaijan.The Junior Stars followed up their 6-2 triumph over Malta on Saturday with another convincing performance, taking a 3-1 lead into the break.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055733##Lewis Wafula, Silas Juma and Innocent Media were on target in the first half as Kenya took control of the contest.Wafula and Media then completed their braces after the restart, extending Kenya’s advantage to four goals and sealing a second win in the tournament.The victory puts Kenya in a strong position in the opening round, where they are also scheduled to face North Macedonia, Niger and Chad after their matches against Malta and Panama.Stars Abroad: Olunga brace goes in vain as Al Arabi suffers first league defeatThe Junior Stars are set to play North Macedonia in their third match on Sunday afternoon as they seek to maintain their winning run.The tournament is the inaugural edition of FIFA’s U15 Boys World Cup and Festival, a global youth competition aimed at giving young players international exposure and opportunities to develop their skills.Kenya are competing in an eight-a-side format, with matches played over two 20-minute halves on reduced pitches measuring 68 by 50 metres. The competition features 191 national teams divided into 32 groups, with no team eliminated during the opening phase.Gor Mahia reveal ticket sales figures after narrow Bandari winTeams will play four or five matches in the first round before being assigned to six performance tiers. They will then compete against teams in their respective tiers, with the winners of Tier A crowned the inaugural champions.The tournament will conclude on 31 October, with the tier finals scheduled for Friday, 30 October.Mlima Derby, AFC Leopards vs Shabana headline Sunday’s FKF Premier League action