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Nairobi United goalkeeper Ernest Muhammad, who played a key role in his team's journey to the FKF Cup semi-finals with crucial saves, is now dreaming of glory as they prepare to face Gor Mahia. He emphasized his focus on keeping a clean sheet in the upcoming match.
Nairobi United's Ernest Muhammad Eyes FKF Cup Glory: “We're Not Just Showing Up—We're Coming to Win”
NAIROBI, Kenya – June 4, 2025
As Nairobi United prepares to face off with football giants Gor Mahia in a highly anticipated FKF Cup semi-final showdown, one name is drawing attention for all the right reasons—goalkeeper Ernest Muhammad.
The shot-stopper, hailed for his heroic saves in the quarter-finals, is brimming with confidence and composure as he gears up for what could be the most defining 90 minutes of his career so far.
“Clean sheet. That’s the target. That’s the mindset,” Muhammad declared in a pre-match interview. “We respect Gor Mahia, but on that pitch, names don’t matter. Performance does.”
Muhammad’s acrobatic reflexes and fearless command of his box were instrumental in Nairobi United’s dramatic quarter-final triumph, and he now stands as one of the key figures in the club’s historic cup run.
With his eyes firmly set on reaching the final, Muhammad emphasized that the team is not daunted by Gor Mahia’s reputation. Instead, they are channeling that challenge into motivation.
“They’re the favourites. We know that. But tournaments are built on moments—and we believe this is ours.”
Nairobi United’s journey to the final four has already defied expectations, earning them the status of giant-killers. But Muhammad insists they are not satisfied with simply making it this far. The team, he says, is hungry for silverware—and ready to turn the dream into reality.
“We’ve worked too hard to back down now. Every player in that dressing room believes we can win—and that belief is what makes us dangerous.”
Muhammad credited the squad’s impressive form to discipline, meticulous preparation, and unwavering team spirit. With a clean sheet set as his personal goal, he called on fans to rally behind the underdogs.
“This isn’t just about Nairobi United. It’s about proving that with heart and hustle, anything is possible in Kenyan football.”
As kick-off approaches, all eyes will be on Ernest Muhammad and the Nairobi United backline. Can they shut out the mighty Gor Mahia and continue their fairytale run to the FKF Cup final?
If Muhammad has anything to say about it—the answer is yes.
