NSL Round Up: Raila opens Migori account as away sides win
Reading Time: 1min | Wed. 19.05.21. | 20:30
Away sides enjoyed the return of the NSL after all picked up wins.
The National Super League (NSL) finally resumed action on Wednesday afternoon after almost two months of suspension with all away sides securing three vital points.
Mwatate United 0-2 Migori Youth
Former Gor Mahia forward Dickson Raila hit the ground running Migori Youth as he bagged his maiden goal on his debut for the club in the 0-2 win over Mwatate United.
Raila joined Migori in the mid-season transfer window from Gor Mahia after spending less than six months without making a single appearance for the club since joining from Masawa FC.
— Migori Youth FC (@MigoriYouth) April 5, 2021
His 36th-minute strike coupled with a goal from Michael Bosco in the 47th minute ensured Migori Youth picked up a win on the road.
Coast Stima 0-2 Muranga Seal
Struggling Coast Stima suffered another loss this time to 10-man Muranga Seal who picked up three massive points to ease their relegation woes.
A second-half brace from Kamau Wilson handed Seal the win with John Kiplagat sent off in the 54th minute for his words to the referee following a reckless foul.
Fortune Sacco 0-1 Vihiga Bullets
High flying Vihiga Bullets picked up another win against Fortune Sacco to open up a three points gap against the Kerugoya based side.
Debutant Vincent Wanda opened his goal account for Vihiga Bullets to move to third on the log.
