Central Africa — Kenya, African Championship

Central Africa and Kenya met in the African Championship on September 21, 2026, and the match ended 0:3 to Kenya. Neither side had a win to their name before this fixture. By then, both teams sat on zero points from their opening games. Central Africa occupy fourth place after three matches, while Kenya sit third following two games. The table tells you little about quality — there are no victories, no draws, only losses accumulating for both sides. To be fair, the standings are more a record of defeats than a measure of anything else. Central Africa have now lost three consecutive games, each ending 0:3. They fell to Egypt on September 20, the Democratic Republic of the Congo on September 17, and Cameroon on September 16. Kenya's recent run is similar: three straight 0:3 defeats against Algeria, Ghana, and Tunisia between September 17 and 20. The result leaves Central Africa still on zero points from three games, while Kenya remain on zero from two. One mistake ends it for a team in this position, and both sides have made plenty of them. The gap between places is measured in games played rather than points. And here's the thing — both teams have identical scores in every previous encounter except one. Kenya's last competitive win came back in September 2023, a 3:0 victory over Senegal. Since then, the pattern has not changed for either side.