AFCON 2025: The Harambee Stars of Kenya Set to Arrive in Bastos-Yaounde!

The Kenyan delegation will be staying at a hotel located in the Bastos district of Yaoundé. Under the leadership of head coach Engin Firat, the team is set to hold a single training session at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium to familiarize themselves with the playing conditions. This stadium will host their much-anticipated encounter with the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon on Friday at 5 PM.

Kenya’s squad features five domestic players along with international professionals, including team captain Michael Olunga, who plays for Al-Duhail in Qatar. Strikers John Avirer and Duke Abuya, who both scored in their September 2-1 victory over Namibia, are present in the squad, though veteran midfielder Kenneth Muguna will be absent for this fixture.

Kenya currently tops Group J with 4 points, sitting level with Cameroon. Zimbabwe trails behind with 2 points, while Namibia is yet to earn a point. The return match between Kenya and Cameroon is scheduled for October 14 in Kampala, Uganda, and will be played behind closed doors, according to the Kenyan Football Federation.