Kenya’s national football team, the Harambee Stars, is gearing up for an away international campaign as they prepare to depart the country on Tuesday, 7th October. The squad will head to Burundi, where they are scheduled to play a high-stakes match on Thursday, 9th October, marking the first of two challenging away fixtures.
Following the clash in Bujumbura, the team will shift focus to their next assignment: a showdown against Ivory Coast in Abidjan on Tuesday, 14th October. This five-day gap between matches will be crucial for recovery, tactical refinement, and travel logistics as the Stars aim to make a strong impression on the continental stage.
These matches are expected to test the squad’s depth and resilience, with head coach and technical staff emphasizing preparation, discipline, and adaptability. Fans across Kenya will be watching closely, hoping for standout performances and positive results that could boost the team’s standing in regional and international competitions.
With travel plans finalized and training sessions intensifying, the Harambee Stars are ready to fly the flag high. All eyes now turn to Thursday’s kickoff in Burundi.
