Tusker will head to the 2026-2027 season brimming in confidence after edging Gor Mahia 3-1 in the FKF Super Cup staged at the Nyayo National Stadium on Sunday.Billed as the season’s curtain-raiser, the brewers were head and shoulders above Gor Mahia, securing a convincing victory that not only handed them an early title but also the best possible start to the new season.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe contest brought together the two teams which managed to lay their hands on the two available major titles.Gor Mahia clinched the FKF Premier League, while Tusker won the Mozzart Bet Cup. Both teams will represent the country in the CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup respectively.The Sunday's clash did not just provide an opportunity for the two sides to add a crown to their collections; it gave the respective benches a chance to assess how their squads are heading to the start of the domestic campaign. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9907055##Further, it offered Gor Mahia the chance to revenge the bitter 1-0 loss suffered at the hands of Tusker when the two sides last met, as the result punctured K'Ogalo's chase for the 22nd league crown. With so much at stake, the match got off to a lively start with both sides seeking control and early goals. Ben Stanley Omondi, a player who had been on the receiving end of severe backlash from social media users on the eve of the game, nearly gave Gor the lead in the eighth minute but could not beat Perrauld Ndinga from close range. Former NSL MVP details plan to secure regular game time at Gor MahiaTusker grabbed the lead in the 34th minute through centre back Francis Oduor, who hit a loose ball past the palms of the stretching Humphrey Katasi.Having made entry to the Gor Mahia territory, in a bid to make the most of a corner kick, Oduor was well placed to knock home the second ball after the clearance fell right on his path. Two minutes later, Eugene Ikutwa doubled the advantage for the beer makers after slamming home a volley few metres from the box. The burly right back, just like Oduor, found himself deep inside the Gor Mahia territory before pouncing on a pass from Alvin Mang'eni to double their advantage. However, the former Bidco United man did not enjoy the moment for long as he inadvertently turned the ball into his net to halve the deficit for Gor Mahia.