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Murang’a Seal surrender a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 with Gor Mahia, as the champions stage a dramatic late comeback to salvage a point.
It was the win that got away. Murang’a Seal players collapsed to the turf in despair at the final whistle after surrendering a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 against defending champions Gor Mahia in a pulsating FKF Premier League clash at the SportPesa Arena.
For 80 minutes, the side from Central Kenya played the game of their lives. Goals from Batts Awita and John Kiplangat had the mighty K’Ogalo on the ropes, silencing the travelling Green Army. Seal’s high press and quick transitions exposed Gor Mahia’s defensive frailties, and a famous victory seemed certain.
But you can never write off Gor Mahia. As the clock ticked down, the champions found a second wind. Benson Omala pulled one back in the 85th minute with a predator’s finish, igniting hope. Then, deep into stoppage time, substitute Rooney Onyango rose highest to head home a corner, breaking Murang’a hearts and sending the away end into delirium.
"We stopped playing," lamented Seal coach Juma Abdallah. "Against a team like Gor, you cannot switch off for a second. We gave them a lifeline, and they took it. This feels like a loss."
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