Chemiati Sports 1 vs 4 Volkaudi Football Academy

Volkaudi Football Academy travelled to face Chemiati Sports in a friendly away fixture at 2:00pm on 9 November 2026, securing a commanding 4-1 victory after 90 minutes of football. The match, officiated by referee AN, showcased Volkaudi’s attacking prowess and tactical discipline in an 11-a-side contest.

Volkaudi lined up in a 3-3-3-1 formation, deploying a three-man defence consisting of Derrick Omondi at right defender, Dickson Odhiambo centrally, and Bonniface Mula on the left. This defensive trio was tasked with maintaining solidity at the back while allowing wingbacks to support midfield transitions. The midfield trio featured Hassan Mohamed on the right, Joshuu Munya centrally, and Kennedy Obare on the left, expected to balance defensive duties with creative support. Ahead of them, the attacking midfield line comprised Felix Odwor on the right, Cleophas Rawayo centrally, and Duke Obama on the left, charged with linking play and creating chances for the lone striker, Sam Ogola, who spearheaded the attack. Richard Nzioka guarded the goal, providing a reliable last line of defence. No substitutes were named for this fixture.

The first half saw Volkaudi Football Academy assert control through their midfield and attacking midfield lines, using the width offered by Felix Odwor and Duke Obama to stretch Chemiati Sports’ defence. The three central midfielders worked diligently to disrupt opposition play and recycle possession efficiently. Despite this dominance, the half ended with the teams heading into the break level, as indicated by the half-time whistle at 45 minutes, with no goals recorded in the initial period.

After the interval, Volkaudi’s attacking intent intensified markedly. Their forward line, led by Sam Ogola, began to find more space behind Chemiati’s defensive line. The interplay between Cleophas Rawayo and the wide attacking midfielders created multiple goal-scoring opportunities. Volkaudi’s defensive trio remained composed, effectively neutralising Chemiati’s attempts to counterattack.

Volkaudi’s breakthrough came as their midfielders and attacking midfielders combined with precision, culminating in a series of well-worked goals that showcased their technical ability and tactical understanding. The lone striker’s clinical finishing proved decisive, as Volkaudi converted four times, each goal reflecting the team’s cohesive attacking structure and persistence.

Chemiati Sports managed to pull one goal back, but it was insufficient to halt Volkaudi’s momentum or alter the outcome. The visitors’ defensive organisation and midfield control limited Chemiati’s chances, and their goalkeeper Richard Nzioka was rarely troubled throughout the match.

In summary, Volkaudi Football Academy’s 3-3-3-1 formation paid dividends, allowing them to dominate possession, create numerous chances, and convert them with clinical efficiency. The balance between defence and attack was evident, with each player fulfilling their role effectively. The 4-1 scoreline was a fair reflection of their superiority on the day, marking an impressive performance in this friendly encounter away from home.