Kenyan internationals Stanley Wilson and Erick Otieno featured for their respective clubs in Sweden and Poland on Saturday, 24 October, with Otieno suffering a late heartbreak as Raków Częstochowa fell 2-1 to Wisła Kraków.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsWilson played the first half as AIK stunned Allsvenskan leaders IK Sirius 2-1 in Sweden, while Otieno completed almost the entire match for Raków before being substituted in stoppage time.In Sweden, Wilson started for AIK in their 25th-round Allsvenskan encounter against Sirius, who went into the match top of the standings.##NAJAVA_MECA_10055706##The Kenyan was booked in the 35th minute for a foul on Joakim Persson before being withdrawn at half-time, with Lukas Bergquist taking his place.AIK took the lead in the 30th minute through Axel Kouame, who capitalised on a defensive error before calmly slotting the ball past the Sirius goalkeeper.The hosts responded two minutes later through Persson, who finished from inside the penalty area to restore parity.However, Johan Hove converted a penalty in the final minute of the first half after Taha Ayari was fouled inside the box, giving AIK a 2-1 advantage at the break.Sirius pushed for an equaliser in the second half but failed to break through AIK's defence as the visitors held on for a crucial victory.Millions that drove Mombasa United to part ways with patron Suleiman ShahbalThe result ended AIK's five-match winless run and handed Sirius their fourth defeat of the season.During his 45 minutes on the pitch, Wilson recorded a key pass and completed 95 per cent of his passes. Defensively, he registered a tackle and a recovery, won three of his five ground duels and was dribbled past once.He covered 4.9 kilometres, recorded six sprints and reached a top speed of 30.8 kilometres per hour.In Poland, Otieno featured for Raków Częstochowa as they lost 2-1 to Wisła Kraków in their league encounter.The Kenyan international played for 90 minutes before being replaced by Nils Zätterström in the fourth minute of added time.Mlima Derby, AFC Leopards vs Shabana headline Sunday’s FKF Premier League actionHe put in a busy defensive shift, making two interceptions, one clearance and seven recoveries.He also won six of his eight ground duels, committed one foul and was dribbled past once.##NAJAVA_MECA_10062783##Raków were left disappointed after conceding Kacper Duda's decisive goal in the 90th minute of added time, having fought back to level the contest through Lamine Diaby-Fadiga's 84th-minute penalty.Julius Ertlthaler had given Wisła the lead in the 53rd minute before Diaby-Fadiga restored parity late in the second half. Duda then struck deep into stoppage time to secure all three points for the hosts.
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