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Gor Mahia‘s goalkeeper Kevin Omondi is having an outstanding season in the FKF Premier League, leading the race for clean sheets as the league approaches matchday 16.

Despite some fans calling for the reinstatement of Gad Mathews, who was injured, coach Johnathan McKinstry has stuck with Omondi, and the decision has paid off.

Omondi in Gor Mahia goal

Omondi has conceded just seven goals and kept an impressive nine clean sheets, including a record of seven consecutive clean sheets.

He currently leads the race for clean sheets, followed by John Njau of Posta Rangers, Brian Bwire of Tusker, and Joseph Ochuka of Bandari, all with seven clean sheets.

Other goalkeepers with six clean sheets include Bonface Munyasa of Murang’a Seal, Patrick Matasi of Kenya Police, and John Otieno of Bidco United. FC Talanta’s Isaiah Wakasala has five clean sheets.

As the league heads into matchday 16, AFC Leopards, coming off a rare win over second-placed Kakamega Homeboyz, will be hosted by Murang’a Seal.

Murang’a Seal will look to bounce back after two consecutive losses and fight for a statement win against a traditional club like AFC Leopards.

Sofapaka and Muhoroni Youth are set to clash, while Tusker, coming off a 2-0 win over Nzoia Sugar, will host Police FC.

Gor Mahia match

On Thursday, KCB and Nzoia Sugar will battle at the Police Sacco Pavilion, Bidco and Shabana will meet at Thika Stadium, and FC Talanta will play at Machakos Stadium.

On Friday, Kakamega Homeboyz will host Nairobi City Stars, and Gor Mahia will face Bandari at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos.

Gor Mahia have an opportunity to widen the gap at the top of the table after benefiting from losses by Posta Rangers and Kakamega Homeboyz during week 15.