Two Kenyans – Zech Obiero and Wilson Waweru – were in action on Tuesday, 18 August, as their English sides recorded contrasting results in the EFL Trophy and National League Cup respectively.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsAt Brisbane Road in London, Harambee Stars midfielder Obiero was on the field for 57 minutes as his Leyton Orient side secured a nervy 6-5 penalties victory over AFC Wimbledon, this after both sides had battled to a 1-1 draw in regular time.##NAJAVA_MECA_9901447##Hosts Orient needed a late goal from Jaze Kabia in the 89th minute to take the match to spot kicks, following Jayden Stockley’s first-half opener for the Dons after only 25 minutes.Once in the lottery, it was Orient’s debutant goalkeeper Noah Phillips who came up with the decisive moment, saving the sixth penalty from Isaac Ogundere to leave Will Forrester with the task of sending the East Londoners to victory.Ouma pinpoints two key areas of concern following Mathare's disappointing pre-season tour in RwandaIn a much-changed starting lineup for Orient, Obiero was the only player retained in the squad that started in the League One clash against Sheffield Wednesday last weekend.The 21-year-old, who landed his first Harambee Stars call-up in March this year, would end up lasting near an hour on the field, but picked up a yellow card in the 51st minute.What Abud Omar wants Kenyan football to borrow from rugbyThe win for Orient saw them move into second place in Group F of the EFL Trophy with two points, just one shy of leaders Barnet, who beat Arsenal U21s 5-1.##NAJAVA_MECA_9902119##Meanwhile at Grosvenor Vale, also in London, Harambee Stars prospect Waweru made his second appearance for Wealdstone as they lost 3-1 to Wolves U21 in their opening National League Cup Group A fixture.Waweru, who joined the Stones late last week, was handed his full team debut, clocking all 90 minutes of the defeat, which came days after his National League cameo against Harrogate over the weekend.Akonnor hails Gor Mahia’s character after comeback win over Migori YouthHosts Wealdstone thought they were in the driving seat to secure all three points when Callum Lee scored just after halftime, but the Wolves youngsters responded in emphatic fashion, scoring thrice in 15 minutes through Minkyu Ji, Isaiah Gonzales-Osbourne and a solo effort from Oladapo Anunlopo.Another Kenyan international plying his trade at Wealdstone, Micah Obiero, was not named in the squad.