Behind the scenes: Nondescripts vs Impala

By: ALEX ISABOKE 2 min read
Behind the scenes: Nondescripts vs Impala
Nondescript fans rally behind their Team. Photo/Raymond Makhaya

NAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 20 – Nondescripts kept their survival hopes alive with a 20-18 victory over Resolution Impala Saracens at the Ngong Racecourse.  Here is how it went down in pictorial.

Fans enjoying Kenya Cup match pitting Nondies vs Impala. Raymond Makhaya
Nondescripts’ Charles Omondi in action against Impala. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Centre Referee Constant Cap in action at Ngong race course. Photo/Raymond Makhaya

The result saw the 17-time champions Nondies rise to 10th on 15 points, just one position above the relegation with one round of the league phase left to play.

Impala player reacts after defeat against Nondies. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Centre Referee Constant Cap in action at Ngong race course. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Impala Coach Oscar Osir follows their match from the Bench. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondescript Kennedy Wanyoike against Impala defence. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondies players celebrating after win. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondescripts head coach Callum Oliver gestures at halftime against Impala. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondies Coach Oliver Callum at half time. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Impala players run back after a Try. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Golfers follows Nondis Vs Impala match. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Impala player reacts after final whistle. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
Nondescripts’ Henry Fulbright charges past Impala defence. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondescripts’s Kennedy Wanyoike is tackled by Impala defence. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Nondescripts Samuel Motari beats Impala defence. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
Nondescripts Samuel Motari takes on Impala defence. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
Nondies fans happy. Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
Nondescripts players celebrates win against Impala. Photo/Raymond Makhaya
Fans follows Nondies Vs Impala match.Photo/RAYMOND MAKHAYA
ALEX ISABOKE

ALEX ISABOKE

ALEX ISABOKE is a seasoned multimedia journalist with an impressive track record spanning over a decade in the field of sports journalism and is currently the Sports Editor at Capital FM. Beyond his successful broadcasting and digital career, Alex has made significant contributions to the sports community, serving on multiple committees dedicated to enhancing the sports landscape. He has covered all major international sports from Olympics/Paralympics, FIFA World Cup, NBA-All Stars, World Athletics Championships, AFCON, WRC and many more.