Tournament sponsor Bernard Ngeno during the tournament. PHOTO/Geoffrey Kimagut
By Geoffrey Kirui
Published on October 2, 2025
The stage is set for a thrilling finale in the Arap Buluu Football Tournament after Mogondo All Stars and Soget FC emerged victorious in their semi-final clashes played in Emurua Dikirr sub county.
The grand showdown is scheduled for Saturday, October 4th, 2025 at Emurua Dikirr TTI Field in Mogondo ward, Narok county promising fans an unforgettable contest.
In the first semi-final, Soget FC stunned Mogondo Juniors with a hard-fought 1–0 victory.
The match was tightly contested, with both teams creating chances, but it was Soget who broke the deadlock with a decisive strike that proved enough to send them into the final.
Mogondo Juniors’ late surge was not enough, as Soget’s solid defense held firm to secure the narrow win.
The second semi-final saw Mogondo All Stars power past Mogor FC 2–0 in a commanding display.
The All Stars controlled the game from the onset, using their pace and precision to trouble Mogor’s backline.
Two well-taken goals sealed their passage to the finals and underlined their determination to claim the tournament crown.
                                    
                                    Players in action and players follow a match. PHOTO/Geoffrey Kimagut
The tournament, which brought together 17 teams from across Mogondo Ward, has showcased raw talent, fierce competition, and the power of sport to unite communities.
The tournament, sponsored under the banner of Arap Buluu, has not only provided a platform for local football talent but also served as a unifying event for the community.
Tournament sponsor Bernard Ngeno onfirmed that winners and runners-up will walk away with cash prizes, trophies, and kits, a boost aimed at motivating young players to pursue excellence in the sport.
The Arap Buluu Tournament has quickly earned a reputation as a premier grassroots competition in the region, giving young footballers a platform to shine.
Tournament sponsor Bernard Ngeno has been hailed for his commitment to youth empowerment through sports.
                                    
                                    Players in action and players follow a match. PHOTO/Geoffrey Kimagut
His support ensured the smooth running of the event, which not only entertained but also gave local talent a chance to develop and showcase their skills.
“This tournament is about more than just football—it’s about bringing people together, giving our youth hope, and building a stronger community,” Ngeno said.
The tournament has also attracted significant attention from leaders and stakeholders.
Among the expected guests at the final are Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ngeno, Narok Deputy Governor Tamalinye Koech, Ngong, Narok county executive in charge Public Service management Josphine Ngeno, her Environment counterpart John Rotich, John Saitoti of the Kenya Postal Corporation among other guests from Narok county.
                                    
                                    Players pose for a group photo after the match. PHOTO/Geoffrey Kimagut
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