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AFC Leopards thrash Tusker FC 4-0 to take a 3-point lead in the FKF Premier League, powered by a Samuel Ssenyonjo hat-trick that signals their title intent.

The roar is back at the Den. AFC Leopards delivered a championship-statement performance on Sunday, dismantling Tusker FC 4-0 at Nyayo National Stadium to open a three-point lead at the summit of the FKF Premier League. The hero of the day was Ugandan striker Samuel Ssenyonjo, whose clinical hat-trick left the Brewers intoxicated with defeat.
It was a match that highlighted the tactical evolution of Ingwe under coach Fred Ambani. Facing a Tusker side known for their defensive solidity, Leopards played with a fluidity and aggression that has been missing for years. "We didn't just want to win; we wanted to send a message," Ambani said post-match.
Ssenyonjo, a September signing from Express FC, has finally arrived. His first goal in the 12th minute—a scramble finish from a James Kinyanjui cross—settled the nerves. His second was a poacher’s effort, punishing a communication breakdown in the Tusker defense.
AFC Leopards haven't won the league since 1998. Fans, scarred by false dawns, are daring to dream. With Ssenyonjo firing and the defense looking rock-solid, the sleeping giant of Kenyan football seems to have finally woken up.
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